Sentence examples for could well shoot from inspiring English sources

So prices could well shoot up.

Then again, a press that begins to feel too comfortable, and therefore more certain of its invulnerability, could well shoot itself in the foot.

This means the peacekeepers could well be shot at if not by soldiers, then by militiamen.

Well, shoot.

So they may well shoot at you".

So a kid could well have been shot dead for tweeting out a picture of an air rifle.

It's so well shot.

"Mad Max" seems likely to win a few crafts categories, and cinematographer John Seale, whom Miller brought out of retirement to shoot the film, could well stop Emmanuel Lubezki's quest for a third consecutive Oscar.

The shooting could well have another effect on both sides.

Wildlife experts I've talked to say free shooting could well be a more humane way to carry out the cull - at least compared with the use of a snare which involves a loop of metal wire attached to a stake in the ground that traps the badger until someone returns to shoot it in the head.

Good teams, after all, had players who were tall and could dribble and shoot well; they could crisply execute their carefully prepared plays in their opponent's end.