Sentence examples for it could after from inspiring English sources

It could, after all, have been worse.

Nigeria was looking to salvage whatever it could after two losses.

It could, after all, take up to 12 hours to get the job done.

Ravel's Bolero is his favourite candidate for a musical list: it could, after all, just go on and on for ever.

It could, after all, transform even the homeliest monarch into an Adonis, and turn an ambitious nobody into a magnetic somebody on looks alone.

Iraq's about-face was particularly gratifying to the Saudis, coming as it did within 24 hours of the kingdom's announcement that it could, after all, contemplate joining American action against Iraq.

Sight unseen it's hard to recommend shows--it could, after all, be this season's Thou Shalt Not--but, if I were to encourage the purchasing of tickets to one musical ahead of time, it would be this one.

He said the embassy did what it could to look after the 32,500 Filipino domestic workers in Qatar.

It could be after Rio, it could be after the [Commonwealth Games] Gold Coast in 2018.

Others have learned that it could be after Christmas, or early next year, or even later.

"It could happen after an agreement; it could happen before an agreement, like it happened in Gaza.