Sentence examples for could and can from inspiring English sources

Apple could and can afford to do better.

He pushed the new art's interest in the sublime to extremes that could — and can still — seem ridiculous.

We have always valued it immeasurably, tried to honour it as best we could and can only say thank you to you all very deeply and sincerely.

Her columns could (and can, though yellowed) be found gracing refrigerator doors across the nation, next to Dear Abby clippings and grocery lists.

At midday in Greece during the heat of summer, when the Games were held — a period of virtually no rain and cloudless skies — temperatures could (and can) reach 115 degrees.

Miller does well to note the intelligent writing that could (and can) be found in the pages of Cahiers's left-wing rival Positif; but the point of criticism isn't criticism, it's art.

In frustration they ask: "do you have a manual that I could study and can I call back soon".

It could be, and can be, and I reached a stage and I've written so many things down over so many years of working for television - obviously, I'm 58.

This suggests that tumor angiogenesis known to be an obligatory step for acquisition of malignant properties could regress, and can be demonstrated by helical CT.

Intravascular imaging techniques such as intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and optical coherence tomography (OCT) are useful in identifying hardened plaque formations that could rupture and can cause pulmonary embolisms, strokes, and myocardial infarctions [ 6].

We can also question and scrutinise each other in a way that I think only family could – and this can be tough.