Sentence examples for a six could from inspiring English sources

It demonstrates that although the probability of getting a six may have been increased by climate change, a six could have been rolled anyway.

Napier's typically aggressive innings earlier in the day, which included seven fours and a six, could prove crucial in such a low-scoring game as he shared an eighth-wicket stand of 80 with Jaik Mickleburgh (46).

Even a million could be better spent on housing, education, health," he says.

If world leaders ignored Sudan, they warned, a million could die.

He will not get that, of course, but a hundred and thirty to a hundred and sixty could very well happen.

Others had suggested that only a few cells — about one in a million — could regenerate the tumor in mice.

The figures mean that for every 100 children treated, two to three lives could be saved; treating a million could save more than 20,000.

So a half a billion could do even more.

He claims half a million could arrive in Europe.

One seta is strong enough to hold up an ant, and a million could support a small child.

"If we don't provide a center, all three could end up closing," Father Hanbury said.