Sentence examples for could came from inspiring English sources
Vivendi Universal told oil tycoon Marvin Davis his consortium was out of the running for the transatlantic group's Hollywood properties unless he could came back with a substantially better offer.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Vivendi Universal told oil tycoon Marvin Davis his consortium was out of the running for the transatlantic group's Hollywood properties unless he could came back with a substantially better offer.
The thought seems to be this: if representational status and representational content are determined separately, they could come apart and, if they could came apart, something could count as a representation by satisfying the requirement for representational status, without representing anything in particular by at the same time failing to satisfy the requirement for representational content.
The Republicans had done so much spin on what a she-devil to expect that it must have been hard to recognize the person that, as quietly as she could, came into the room.
More indictments could come.
That day could come next week.
Tuition could come down apace.
Sparks could come right through.
More could come from Norway.
It could come back together.
