Sentence examples for could have though from inspiring English sources

The committee could have, though, just as easily, and without any loss of seeding credibility, paired Oregon and Ohio State in a traditional Rose Bowl on Jan.1.

I could have, though it would have been very expensive, and it's a tight fit in there already.

One benefit it could have, though: you might start seeing from outside your personal social graph, which could expand your perspective on the world.

No doubt this could be sorted out, and precisely by recognizing (as Hare doubtless could have, though the language is not his) that the criteria of preference are multiple.

Could it ever have, though, with so many strands to tie together?

It's even more terrible to wonder if that was the only meaning they ever could have had, though history will take longer to write that one.

"I do wish I could have gone, though," she said.

Who could have imagined, though, that we'd have a few days in September that were exponentially more important?

At least one reason could have added though, one that can be found in your review of the book by Virginia Nicholson "Singled Out" (Sept 1st ).

"If somebody had said before the start I could have 69, though, I would have bitten their hand off".

He could have helped himself, though, by putting more variety into his program.