Sentence examples for I could declare from inspiring English sources

"I started to see that I could declare them art," she added.

I wish I could declare The Awakening a period piece, but Chopin's social analysis still hits its mark.

Hand on heart, I could declare that not merely would I live in the constituency, but I would do so well in advance of the election.

Before I could declare it one of the finest I'd had, the pastry chef, Charlie Christensen, a 17-year Pepe's veteran, told me about the verdict of a group of tourists who had devised an elaborate 80-point rating system for Key lime pies.

This was the portion of the total payment that I could declare to the IRS.

Some said the right response would be to save it up, so I could declare an hour of birthday at some other point in the year when I really needed it.

Or it could declare its intentions and simply cancel its treaty obligations.

Did Downing Street really think it could declare a war on terror and that terror would not fight back?

In short, it could declare victory and go home.

It isn't only the expenses, he could declare: I understand the mood; politics must change".I am sure it is a bad thing," Churchill said in 1954, "to have the tremendous affairs and responsibilities of the state discharged by men, a large number of whom are themselves seriously embarrassed".

"The boys and the girls… walking together!" Then there was Hassan, lovely Syrian English teacher, who eventually made it to Calais – "fine place, does not seem too bad, lovely squares" but, after a couple of months in the Jungle, trying to swim to the anchors of ferries, could declare, "I fucking hate Calais".