Sentence examples for could have virtually from inspiring English sources

"If we'd sold our house then, we could have virtually bought a whole village with the money".

"If we could have virtually free tuition fifty years ago in America at our great public universities and colleges, we damn well can do it today".

Virginia Tech could have virtually secured a place in the N.C.A.A. tournament field with a victory against No. 1 North Carolina on Saturday in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Charlotte.

"They could have virtually abolished welfare by making all earnings below £10,000 tax-free... ...... There's only one party promising to do that, Aussie T. Isn't a vaguely pro-European stance, however distasteful to the average docker, a price worth paying for the virtual abolition of welfare?

That means that for $150 per month customers could have virtually unlimited usage at Turbo speeds.

Brighton went into the trip to Wigan seven points clear of the relegation zone and could have virtually sealed their place in the second tier with victory.

The game could have been virtually over near the end of regulation when Chicago goalie Corey Crawford went after Beleskey with a two-handed slash and the Ducks came close to scoring.

He could have played virtually anywhere, but Seattle was an easier drive for his grandparents.

Obviously Mr. Cameron, whose earlier hits include "Aliens" and "The Terminator," was king of the hill in Hollywood and could have made virtually any film he wanted after "Titantic".

Apart from Chalabi's guards patrolling the garden perimeter with their AK-47s primed, and the calls to prayer from a nearby super-mosque that Saddam had built to appease his populace, we could have been virtually anywhere.

Amazon's most unfortunate decision was to borrow a lot of money when its stock was hot, even though it could have gotten virtually free capital from stock buyers.