Sentence examples for could have held so from inspiring English sources

No temple could have held so much art.

Few people with degrees in science – he had no degrees in anything except many honorary doctorates – could have held the audience so imaginatively and with so little self-importance.

Moreover, when the Goths threw a garrison of a thousand men into Portus, boats could not anchor at Ostia, and were forced to put in at Antium, a day's journey distant.99 The secretary of Belisarius regrets that 300 men could not have been spared to secure Portus, which was so strong that even so few could have held it.

I don't think somebody could have held their head in their hands so many times and say that they were sorry".

The dressing room was so spacious it could have held half a dozen people easily.

The eye pouches were so large they could have held a pond.

The aide added that Reid felt confident he could have held the Democrats in line, making it so that only five Republican senators were needed to confirm her.

I could have held a cocktail party for 30, it was so big".

It could have held a secret ballot vote to ask its employees their opinion, so that its high performers could have had a voice in the decision.

Warner could have held up any number of Rumsfeld's nominees, yet he declined to do so.

OCC could have held him as an employee for the purpose of seeking discipline, but did not do so".