Sentence examples for can we secede from inspiring English sources
"People discuss and debate the issues of can we break ourselves into five states, can we secede, a lot of interesting things that I'm sure Oklahoma and Pennsylvania would love to be able to say about their states, but, the fact is, they can't.
"As far as we can determine, we are one of the first communities in the 13 colonies to have seceded from England when we seceded from Hempstead," said Jon Kaiman, North Hempstead town supervisor.
The permanent population, furiously independent (they once declared a republic, with the slogan "We seceded where others failed"), preserve their strange and wonderful sense of the community.
Yes, those Conch Republic flags say "We Seceded Where Others Failed," and that is the Keys in a conch shell: equal parts tacky, quirky and alluring.
Perry can secede, he can sue, he can generate a lot of hot air trying to debunk the IPCC reports, but he can't change the climate.
That vote will determine whether a region with a distinct identity can successfully secede from a much larger nation.
What's the point of making the necessary compromises to function in a diverse nation-state when you can effectively secede from society and hang with your homies in a virtual community?
"I think we have a chance if Northern California can secede," Hall quipped.
"Another teacher said, 'And the only time our union comes out is when Green Dot's mentioned.' Somebody said, 'What can we do?' " Barr explained that California lawmakers had created an option for schools to abandon the district for a charter arrangement if at least fifty per cent of tenured teachers vote to secede.
