Sentence examples for it could have something from inspiring English sources

It could have something to do with California's Air Resources Board and its complicated system of zero-emission vehicle credits.

It could have something to do with training.

"It could have something to do with spending that time in Montreal," Thurman said.

Bernstein cared about television because it could have something to say about the world.

Well, it could have something to do with the fact that Zorn has some lovely melodies in his catalog.

It could have something to do with the fact that they look like menacing tanks on clanking treads.

We have good youth coming through and hopefully if we can nurture it we could have something special.

Though it's possible McShane could have something to do with Snow coming back, it's doubtful that he'd be "responsible" for it.

"I thought, wouldn't it be wonderful if every mother could have something like this?

Or it could have had something to do with his famously publicity-adverse nature.

Or it could have been something weird.