Sentence examples for he could elect from inspiring English sources

He could elect I.V. sedation ("twilight sedation") or just local anesthetic, as the dentist suggested.

He once boasted that "with a whip in one hand and money in the other," he could elect virtually any candidate to any office.

In this season of the lockout, with needs on the defensive line and at safety, and with three key receivers potentially free agents, he could elect to draft players for specific positions.

The Reds have been linked with a move for the 22-year-old since it was reported that he could elect not to renew his contract at Turf Moor and leave on a free transfer – although Liverpool will have to pay a compensation fee of around £6m given he is under the age of 24.

Cruz, 29, was out of options so he could elect free agency or an assignment to the Dodgers' triple-A team in Albuquerque.

Telling voters that supporting UKIP could elect Labour could cut UKIP's poll ratings, now about 12 percent, in half, he said.

You could elect Pepsi C.E.O.

We could elect our First Family.

Or the league could elect to postpone all games indefinitely.

Allowing independents to vote in all party primaries could elect candidates with more compromising attitudes.

AS THINGS stand, Indonesian voters could elect their president directly for the first time in 2004.