Sentence examples for could have fed from inspiring English sources

These wars depleted resources that could have fed the hungry.

No dinosaurs could have fed on grasses (family Poaceae), as these plants had not yet evolved.

Or, as a friend dourly suggested, "you could have fed a lot of hungry people with that money".

Not incidentally, he has staged these events that could have fed Conan Doyle's imagination as a satisfying Sherlock Holmes story.

A case can also be made for saying that if Athenians had been prepared to eat less wheat and more barley, Athens could have fed itself.

But even so we calculated if I cooked that dish with all the fish we had thrown away I could have fed 2,000 people.

He had little, if any, use of his arms and could not have fed himself or kept himself clean.

Moreover, kalligrammatids couldn't have fed on flowers, because the few flowers that existed at the time were the wrong shape.

This bag could probably have fed a small family for a week, and only cost £2.50, which has to go some way towards the declassification of magic mushrooms.

Easter is a traditional seasonal high for house sales, and these could just about have fed through into May's lending figures.

In the 1984 study, 6 opportunities were created where a captive fasted bat could have been fed by unrelated bats that it fed previously, and this occurred 4 times, more than expected by chance.