Sentence examples for could I raise from inspiring English sources
"How could I raise my kids there?" she said.
"Could I raise more money to see if I could get through January?
"How could I raise him with the same morals, when just to put rice, beans and pork on the table requires all kinds of illegalities?" he said.
I was a child myself -- how on earth could I raise one of my own?!
As soon as I could, I raised a thousand dollars for Planned Parenthood.
"But sometimes I've seen my late mother do it, so when they asked who could sew, I raised my hand," Jack said.
How could I have raised, in four short years, such an entitled, aristocratic kid, with so little tact?
"When I look back at that Mary," she said, "I wish I could just take her, and I wish I could raise her.
Even if I could raise some funds, I could not afford what I need, a garden or outdoor space, garage or workshop.
"I figured I could raise the boys just like the girls, but I'm not a man — maybe he needed a man," she said.
Boy, oh boy, I wish I could raise Orwell from his eternal slumber, sit him beside me and ask if he still believes fish in Britain is seldom well cooked.
