Sentence examples for could have something from inspiring English sources

It could have something to do with training.

We could have something similar here in Yonkers".

"You could have something more formal or less formal".

But Apple gave consumers a sense that they could have something more.

The answer could have something to do with the yardstick most commonly used to measure storms.

"There's always a risk something could have something else in it," Catlin said.

The absence of acorns could have something to do with the weather, Simmons thought.

Or the mission could have something to do with search and rescue.

I mean, okay, that could have something to do with it.

Or maybe you could have something new — a combination of those three.

But maybe we could have something that's a little more grown-up as well.