Sentence examples for I could elect from inspiring English sources

Yes, I suppose I could elect to remove either of the offending limbs, but I'm damned if I'm going to.

Cook says one contributor to the feature's popularity is the fact that you can filter what type of items you're seeing — for example, I could elect to see only content posted by women aged 20-30 (for this reason, the site has a more flirty nature than what you'll find on Facebook).

Many said America needed to show it could elect a woman president.

"I wish that we could elect a Democratic president who could wave a magic wand and say, 'We shall do this, and we shall do that,'" Clinton declared recently, in a comment that echoed the celestial choirs one from eight years prior.

And my worry--I wish we had a system that could elect Bernie Sanders in the Democratic Party; I don't believe the democrats will allow it.

If I do say it, you could elect Hale Boggs and every guy you'd want to elect in the path of this hurricane just by handling yourself right.

But personally, I think that if the country could elect someone like me, the rule of law might possibly be restored.

And Greece - which is holding elections this weekend that could elect an anti-austerity government - may yet provide more unwelcome surprises.

Is it still conceivable that in 2008 America could elect its first black president, or its first female one?

Of course, AGS could elect to buy more shares, but I'm going to make a bold prediction here that the final investment will be laughable compared to the promise of $100 million.

The biggest fight I ever had with my dad was over whether or not America could elect a black president.