I could (and may well) spoil my ballot, but I would like the option to register my frustration more clearly.
You've probably also got to give them some credit when they say that they can produce a better album with $50,000 than you or I could, they may well be right.
(Or at least I could; your thwackage may vary).
What I could not do may not have the staying power of what I did.
"I wish I could say, 'You may now kiss the bride.' " Natalie was rescuing her eye makeup from her tears.
Now, to let it all in, to let myself go wherever I could never go, may be the biggest gift.
I am tempted by notions of how much higher I could soar It may be terrifically trendy among my Corbyn-loving peers to feign that money is of no great importance, will not make you happier, and that fortnight-long jaunts to Antigua are tawdry because, hey, isn't it nicer to holiday in Lowestoft eating home-made Shippam's bloater paste sandwiches, while observing an RNLI display?
"When I think of my wife wanting to be in the sort of politics of it, the VC partnership dynamics, the alpha person type stuff that goes on, I could see she may say to herself, 'Sure.
"I could stay, I may go, who knows?" It's not the first time Dempsey has considered leaving "Grey's" -- the actor was weighing his options back in Season 8 after his previous contract expired.
"There are ways we can spend our money other than doing studies that are, look like they may be, and I could be wrong, they may be duplicitous [sic]," Tenney said in the interview.
