Sentence examples for could be stuff from inspiring English sources

"There could be stuff in there I don't know about," he said.

The wrapper might be a little open or there could be stuff on the candy.

That meant more goods could be stuffed into the long, narrow boats.

This meant boxes could be stuffed by allies of Hamid Karzai, the president.

It is almost inconceivable that Russia, with its burgeoning new middle class, could be stuffed back into the totalitarian straitjacket of old.

Not far from it was an educational display that showed how much horsehair, cotton, mohair, Shetland wool and fleece could be stuffed into a Vi-Spring mattress from Britain.

To many Colombians, this sounded too much like the FARC wanting to create independent enclaves that could be stuffed with demobilised fighters and run as private "mini-republics", as Juan Camilo Restrepo, the agriculture minister, puts it.

In talking about how hard it was, at first, to believe that so much music could be stuffed into such a tiny object, they came back to the scroll wheel as the key to the product's initial seductiveness.

Being forced to revise meter and rhyme structure for exams and memorise disjointed quotations that could be stuffed into an essay to satisfy point three of the examiner's marking criteria hardly helped matters.

(I wonder if the thigh-high leopard-print and Swarovski-encrusted roller skates Mr. Kirkwood designed with Keith Haring's estate could be stuffed into the diplomatic pouch?) This seems like a cultivated air of rarity anyway, since many of the same styles are sold a few blocks north at Jeffrey, not to mention Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus.

The difference with Bunty Jenkins III was that she was a cat of such character, beauty and intelligence that when we left New Zealand for the UK, my father announced that she was coming with us or else he would take her to a taxidermist so she could be stuffed and forever sit on top of the TV after our move.