Sentence examples for can do seems from inspiring English sources

Second, what the state can do seems rather limited.

Nothing the desert can do seems able to match the torment one person can visit on another.

The best thing this festival can do — seems to want to do — is to lead you to spend some nonfestival nights at the little places.

The amount of aerobic exercise I can do seems almost unlimited – hours tramping away on the treadmill or riding the stationary bike to nowhere.

Moreover, the idea that starting a business is something only individuals living in certain areas or with certain characteristics can do seems antithetical to our nation's values.

Yet it was hard not to empathise with Sir Gerry Robinson, one-time chief executive of Granada, as he got to grips with Rotherham Hospital: the cheery Irishman, a devotee of the "can do", seemed almost in danger of going under.

But propelling modern transport by means of serial explosions in an array of tin-cans does seem an incredibly primitive way of doing things.

Saying that it is not known, "prior to the review's completion," how quickly this can be done seems backward.

Yes, I can report, we do seem like a happy bunch, laughing like drains in the sauna afterwards.

Happily, they have a cast on hand that can make anything they do seem better than it is.

Two sure things a good jazz player can do, it seems, is to look at folk material and at his own past.