Sentence examples for could work said from inspiring English sources
"To be honest, I never thought it could work," said the fair's co-director, Amanda Sharp.
"There's no way that could work," said Judith Sutherland of Human Rights Watch (HRW).
"Programme rights makes more sense as a plan that could work," said the TV expert.
"London Fashion Week is the U.K.'s global showcase of talent to the industry and moving to Somerset House provides a beautiful home, and was a key part of making sure that scheduling the shows could work," said Ms. Rush.
"This kind of passive no-fly zone, if combined with a political and arming strategy with the opposition, could work," said Andrew J. Tabler, a Syria expert at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
"Fort Hamilton was supposed to be the very first example of how privatization could work," said Timothy B. Mills, a Washington lawyer who later lobbied for a group of utility companies pursuing military contracts.
That's a strategy that could work, says Peter Yared, a former Sun executive who left in 2003 to found the Web software startup iWidgets.
Here's how this could work: Say Joe, who has no kids, files a joint return with $250,000 of regular income and about $52,000 in itemized deductions–$21,000 of those from state and local and property taxes.
Senator Obama said the surge could not work, said it would increase sectarian violence, said it was doomed to failure.
"I realized that we could have made it work," said Jonathan.
