Sentence examples for can may be from inspiring English sources

Saving as much as you reasonably can may be all we can do anyway.

Miller Lite's move back to the old can may be more about the company's own nostalgia than that of its customers.

Amazon's strategy of selling as cheaply as it can may be tough on its margins but it is tougher on competitors.

The tuna can may be taking the Dickensian motif of humble origins to an extreme, but it is one of the gritty — in this case, oily — details Maguire uses to ground his fairy tales.

They do so without taking any heed of the concerns in the Polish community in this country about the false picture that these descriptions give of the Polish people's own heroic struggle against the occupation of their country by Nazi Germany"Cash-strapped local papers can may be forgiven for overlooking important features of wartime history.

Fagerholt (2001) has developed an optimisation model for tramp shipping, where cargo time window (lay can) may be violated to a certain extent with a penalty cost in return.

Tumble-down walls and dogs overturning trash cans may be warmer images than the sterility of his sister's ultramodern house, but he finds both amusing.

The suggestion hast been made that a decorative note be struck in their manufacture... Models for these regenerated ash cans may be drawn from Minoan drinking cups, Norse beakers, Gothic chalices or Irish goblets... View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Robin Wright.

(More cans may be used, but too many makes the fireplace top-heavy and unstable).

Older cans may be dented and/or the integrity of the paint may be compromised over the years (which could make application difficult).

The circle of those who can understand may be as intimate as two, or it can encompass whole communities of strangers.