Sentence examples for could perhaps use from inspiring English sources
Fred Thompson is burning through campaign staff at a high rate and could perhaps use a new advisor.
Can you recommend a place that we could perhaps use as a base from which to explore the surrounding area?
I later co-authored a book on the riot, which fostered the notion that I could perhaps use the pen to make the case for penal reform.
Ironically the British idiom for "mistake", "cock up", is now entering American English, according to Yagoda, so you could perhaps use the following mantra as an aide memoir to avoid embarrassing slips: "don't cock up using bum instead of fanny".
Other residents said they thought Frozen Dead Guy Days had already drifted beyond its original roots — for the worse, some said, in its emphasis on alcohol — and that it could perhaps use a little cleanup.
In an unusual move meant to encourage youthful interest in a career field that could perhaps use a little of-the-moment excitement, a state group will be awarding sheep to select teens and 'tweens.
Popken notes that Facebook could have perhaps used a more user-friendly design to display its notifications, but says one cannot accuse the company of stifling consumer action.
It's a situation where, stripped of flowery language, we eagerly anticipate the for-hire obliteration of brain cells, memory and life between two men who could perhaps really use what little they have remaining.
Kalu would be the economical choice and could perhaps be used in tandem with Jones, the Giants' first-round 1996 pick.
It could perhaps be used in natural gas stations, where a synthetic gas is first produced by reacting the methane with steam to produce carbon dioxide and hydrogen.
