Sentence examples for could be con from inspiring English sources

Part of the reason that we could be con men was simply because we had a tape recorder.

Justice Liebowitz said he agreed with the recent Court of Appeals ruling that the addi tional line was Invalid because the party name could be con fused with the Conservative party.

David Davis, the Tory backbencher, has warned that Britain could be "conned" into military intervention in Syria by the rebels.

Be careful of prices that seem too good to be true, as they could be cons.

The troops were requested by Gov. John N. Dempsey, who told Attorney General John N. Mitchell of a "strong possibil ity" that weekend violence in this tense city could not be con tained by National Guard units and state and local policemen.

Some sources said that there were reports that the Chinese Embassy had sent three men men back to China because of their role in the incident, but the report could not be con firmed.

She could not be conned, though.

"You wouldn't want to live in a world where you couldn't be conned," he said.

I thought an honest John could not be conned!

In HeLaCx43 cells, no effect of NO on the propagation of the Ca2+i signal could be observed (con: 38 ± 6%, NO: 37 ± 5%; n = 13, w = C = 3, Figure  1D).

I could be a great con man, but it's more interesting to live your life within the confines of the law.