Sentence examples for could accomplish anything from inspiring English sources
"We knew that with education, we could accomplish anything".
It's absurd to think that 14 fourth graders could accomplish anything so sensible.
But barely before the sub, the Komsomolets, could accomplish anything, a fire burst out underwater.
— the passionate grip of his overweening goddess-mother, Sophie, "who could accomplish anything. . .
She was also a welder during World War II and brought me up to believe I could accomplish anything.
In his youth, he seemed filled with promise, as if he could accomplish anything he desired in the performing arts.
The report reveals that the tests given to Mr. Bush's favorite toy, a national missile defense system, have been overly "rehearsed," rendering them meaningless as indicators as to whether a missile shield could actually accomplish anything beyond busting the budget.
Mr. Obama's argument that Mrs. Clinton would be a divisive figure who could not accomplish anything as president does not appear to be breaking through nationally: 65percentt of Democratic voters said she would be able to bring the country together; 54 percent said the same of Mr. Obama.
And when he could not accomplish anything by making overtures to them personally and on his own responsibility, he had recourse to the veterans and through them attempted to effect a reconciliation.
Could he accomplish anything that would influence others to see him as something different from a coke dealer?
