Sentence examples for could be cheating from inspiring English sources

"It came to her mind that possibly he could be cheating," Amanda Thayer told CBS News on Friday.

While he's holding his junk and whimpering, keep telling him: "I could be cheating on you right now with some internet furckwad but I'm not because I'm awesome".

Understand that you could be cheating yourself if you miss school too often without needing to do so.

If you are feeling negative or have detrimental emotions, you will need to have a serious talk with your mate about what you are feeling and why (do you suspect he/she could be cheating on you or does he/she continuously opt for an evening with friends versus being with you).

He allowed that the "Star Wars" convention audience could be "cheated out of a lot of great works" because of the contest restrictions.

As Mr. Cohen notes, few Americans may want to go back to the era when "liberty of contract" meant that consumers could be cheated, workers freely exploited and the air freely polluted, and old people were doomed to poverty.

The shareholders could be cheated out of their property (think of the mischief going on in Russia).

When I mention the fear that Kumari could be cheated of a proper childhood, Anjana blames Western values.

Could there be cheating, people pretending to be more intellectually disabled than they are?

His argument is familiar: it could not be cheating when practically the whole of the peloton was doping too, a "collective decision".

Death could perhaps be cheated, if his next symphony was named rather than numbered - Das Lied von der Erde.