Sentence examples for could have registered from inspiring English sources

The couple could have registered at the nursing home's gift shop, but has decided against gifts.

They say there is nothing that they can do, and helpfully suggest that I could have registered the day before.

[e]ach of these plaintiffs could have registered and enrolled on or before October 2nd, 1971, the last date of registration for the November 1971 elections.

"If we had a clean situation to start with, we probably could have registered the new offering while our current marketplace continued on," Mr. Laplanche said.

Using the card, she could have registered for a consultation with an optometrist costing a potential £150, antenatal and birth/maternity care for one pregnancy at £9,500, or a £47,000 liver transplant, the Mail said.

Asked to comment on the severe criticism of the school, Woodhead said: "Perhaps our teachers could have registered more quickly that this man was not behaving in a way that was, for want of a better word, normal.

It is thought that international and private equity firms could also have registered to take part.

I could not have registered for online filing even had I wanted to.

Ms. Walters, looking like a puckish, late-career Judy Collins, doesn't disguise the unrepentant selfishness in what could well have registered as a too-cute crazy-granny part.

These were all moments when a sharper United could and should have registered.

A troop increase could prove unpopular among Germans who have registered significant public opposition to the Afghan campaign.