Sentence examples for could well transform from inspiring English sources
What used to be a world dominated by Microsoft or IBM could well transform into one dominated by middleware that reaches well beyond a corporation's corporate campus.
As Conan wrote when posting the episode online, [Y]our amazing talent and creativity could very well transform the medium of television, or it could DESTROY it".
At this juncture, misdiagnosing what ails the Council could well risk transforming the claim of its irrelevance into a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Had he not been removed from his post as party chief in 1989 and made a non-person, Mr Zhao could well have transformed China into a country very different from the one it is today.
Ms. Houdyshell, whom theater lovers will fondly remember from her flawlessly real performance as Lisa Kron's nosy mom in "Well," could probably transform the reading of a macaroni and cheese recipe into a modest tour de force.
Could her inspiration could have come from "her wish to show Gabe how well she could transform the ashes of the object of his grief?" Mrs. Parch rubs the plate, compares it to the sauceboat, and finally says, "We must celebrate.
But done well, they could transform lives.
The Olympics are transforming these mean streets, said Edwards, the implication being that in no time at all that grubby food outlet could well be a Nando's.
