Sentence examples for conceivably come from inspiring English sources

Shaun Marsh may conceivably come in for his brother, Mitchell.

The final cost of the clean-up operation, currently at $3.5 billion, might conceivably come in at less than $6 billion.

Even the United States government could conceivably come out a winner, if it can extract any useful information from Mr Rodman or his entourage.

The duchess, meanwhile, is also "keen" on sports and lists a variety of favorite activities, including tennis, sailing, swimming, and something called "hill walking," which could conceivably come in handy in San Francisco.

That moment could conceivably come at the end of October if data reassure the Fed that the economy has brushed off higher bond yields and if a fiscal train wreck has been avoided.

O'Hagan does not indict himself for murder - except in a collective way - but an ill-intentioned tabloid newspaper, revisiting that piece, could conceivably come up with a "secret shame of Booker winner" story.

Hampton threw only 73 pitches today and conceivably could come back on short rest.

Pine could so conceivably have come from the pages of Gerald Seymour, who specialises, with brilliance, in tales of damaged outsiders looking for a settling, a revenance.

It is based on earlier models — a miniature from an early 15th-century illuminated manuscript that remains in Florence to this day may conceivably have come to Bronzino's attention.

All of those bills could conceivably have come up for a vote on Thursday evening, but for Mr. Brown's scheduled debate in Boston with his Democratic Senate opponent, Elizabeth Warren, a Harvard Law School professor.

Throughout it is swing, sure and steady, and a seemingly endless number of songlike phrases that could conceivably have come from any part of American popular music in the last 50 years.