Sentence examples for could really be in from inspiring English sources

For nobody looking at Party, based upon a magazine spread of a Sixties crooner surrounded by adoring dollybirds, could really be in much doubt about Richter's attitudes to this scene given that the canvas is gashed, torn and nailed, blood-red paint dripping from the singer's mouth straight into his cocktail.

If they get it right, England could really be in trouble.

We could really be in a crisis situation by early next year".

"This county could really be in a tailspin and trigger a control board, which nobody wants".

"If I dedicated three to four hard, tough months of training, I don't think there are too many people in the heavyweight division who could really be in front of me".

1 41 p.m. | Randy Kennedy: In answer to the question about whether I think Texas could really be in play in November, I guess I'd have to say – for all the excitement among re-energized Democrats here right now — probably not.

Who knew that the world could really be explained in just one song, from the repertoire of Tony Orlando and Dawn?

What we saw down there were vast coraline gardens based on calcareous organisms and these are the ones that could really be lost in an increasingly acidic ocean".

I wanted to wear something smart and classic, but still comfy and practical – a tried-and-tested outfit that I could really be myself in.

But there was an audible counter-narrative, which questioned whether luxury could really be disrupted in the same way as media and whether that would be a good thing.

My expectation is that Ms. Warren will work effectively across the aisle on financial sector issues without compromising her principles – and this could really be productive in the Senate context.