Sentence examples for could be comfortably from inspiring English sources

It could be comfortably worked by a fly fisherman wearing pajamas and bedroom slippers.

Creating an authentic sense of place where life could be comfortably, but simply, lived was his chief priority.

The wicked ways of Wall Street in the '20s could be comfortably told in a fireside chat.

"Whistlejacket" was, presumably, too big for the Frick, which, understandably, has gone for chamber pictures that could be comfortably installed in its exhibition space.

Unfortunately, with his zonked-out face and barista facial hair, Depp looks as if his entire mind could be comfortably housed in one of Alan Sugar's Amstrad PCWs.

Meetings with MPs and ministerial colleagues could be comfortably accomplished on one day a week in London, with some meetings replaced by phone calls or video conferencing.

His writing was so innovative that it couldn't be comfortably processed by the culture of its creation.

During laundering, the fabric wrinkled so severely that it could not be comfortably worn, slept on or displayed for polite company without ironing.

With only two members serving on those prize committees, and with many potential prize recipients asking to remove their names from consideration (including Grossman), it looked increasingly likely the prize could not be comfortably given or accepted.

It was not "history", something that could be kept comfortably at bay: this man was old, but he was cogent and alive.

A study done by America's National Academy of Sciences NASS) earlier this year was certain that, with technologies that are readily available, reductions in fuel use of up to 20% could be achieved comfortably.