Sentence examples for could use more time from inspiring English sources

I could use more time, but it will need luck.

We all could use more time and less to do, especially in our gardens.

If some compositions taste as if they could use more time to rehearse, most compel you to clean your plate.

It served as the regular season's primary dress rehearsal, and both teams learned that they could use more time and practice.

Naomi Drew, an educator who wrote the forthcoming book "Peaceful Parents, Peaceful Kids" (Kensington Publishers, $14), thinks children could use more time just making mud pies.

The delay in moving on Baghdad has a silver lining because there were indications that the American forces could use more time to prepare for an onslaught on Baghdad, especially with the onset of ferocious sandstorms and bad weather.

Harry Giles, PF, Duke: Giles could probably use more time in school, but after multiple knee issues, he'll enter the draft.

"Everybody could always use more time, but this year we're seeing a lot of energy being applied to find creative solutions," said Bryan C. Hassel, a Harvard-trained consultant who is advising several states on their turnaround programs.

And then there's "Bruiser," Elle's tiny Chihuahua, a super-cute pup who could use more stage time at the risk of upsetting "her" fellow actors (the role is played by a canine named Lizzie).

"Columbo" was relaxation television, which, frankly, we could use more of in prime time, choked as it is with frenetic reality shows and densely plotted dramas.

Bartow acknowledged that a team with no seniors and only two juniors in the playing rotation could use more leadership amid trying times that started well before coach Steve Alford was dismissed at the end of December.