Sentence examples for could take saying from inspiring English sources

Speaking at a news conference at the presidential palace in Kabul, Mr. Karzai declined to say what actions the government would or could take, saying only that Afghanistan "has a lot of ways of stopping it".

"This was one of the strongest measures he could take," said Cho Young-key, a professor of North Korea studies at Korea University in Seoul.

"We don't know what turn policy could take," says Mr Rana.One hint of problems ahead comes from Kishor Kumar Gurugharana, a former member of the National Planning Commission, Nepal's top policy think-tank.

The Labor Department has not given clear guidance on that, and "in the absence of the guidance, that's a position you could take," said Chris Rylands, a lawyer in Atlanta with the firm Bryan Cave.

But equally, he could take said 'retirement' one step further, cancelling press, scheduled appearances and even premiere turns to live a secluded life away from the scrutinising glare of the media eye.

"I said a few things I wish I could take back," says Murphy.

He asked the EDL a month ago if he could take part, says Mr Robinson.

But it is unclear how long the review could take, she said.

That could take time said the bank – it may be some months before we can access that sort of information.

"It will be messy and could take years," said a diplomatic source.

"The cleanup effort could take months," said John Hofer, police chief for the town of 5,296.