Sentence examples for could follow for from inspiring English sources

Chaos could follow for his party.

Worse could follow for the Sidebottom family, whose connection with Yorkshire stretches back 25 years.

In Australia, one Aboriginal man told me of a Songline he could follow for almost 400 miles, but, he explained, the church had stopped the Aboriginal ceremonies, so people couldn't practise the songs, and many of the Songlines were forgotten.

The collapse of Carlyle Capital provided markets with a dismal view of what could follow for leveraged financial services.

This applies to more than one third of those aged 40 44 who arrived in 1990 and whom we could follow for two decades.

So, don't forget that even if the economy is recovering, a stellar performance of the stock market is far from certain and, as was the case in the 1970s, a volatile trading range could follow for a number of years.

Border controls and customs checks could follow, bad for people and trade.

You could follow him for just an hour and probably fill up several black books.

She wished he had waited until she could follow him: "for I do nothing but grieve all the time about you," she stated in palpable agony.

The Internet is written in pen, and a public reputation (or speculative diagnosis) that a child is saddled with online now could follow him for the rest of his life.

Imagine if the Obama campaign told the press that they could follow him for a day, but, couldn't ask questions.