Sentence examples for it could rest from inspiring English sources
If Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's defense team wanted to prove that seating an impartial jury in Massachusetts was an impossible task, it could rest its case now.
By Masha Gessen January 22, 2015 If Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's defense team wanted to prove that seating an impartial jury in Massachusetts was an impossible task, it could rest its case now.
It could rest assured that nations of its size can thrive.
If a contrary conclusion were reached in the present case, it could rest upon nothing more than the single premise that the amount of the tax is so excessive that it will bring about the destruction of appellant's business, a premise which, standing alone, this court heretofore has uniformly rejected as furnishing no juridical ground for striking down a taxing act.
Honda showed me Ride Assist working with a motorcycle travelling under its own speed: there were two pegs on either side to make sure it could rest when the system wasn't engaged, but it succeeded in meandering out under its own power without falling over one way or the other, even when the handlebars angled in either direction.
"And so we've made no provision for it". Golden said the reactor has been sealed and, should an accident occur, it could rest on the ocean floor for 500 years without posing an environmental threat.
And then I think when you grow up with a person who's dying, you don't feel expansive about time, so there's no idea that you could do it later, that I could rest today and work hard later.
But it was her path, and when she'd completed it she could rest easy.
If this were all there was to it, we could rest more comfortably: greed can be controlled, with some difficulty, admittedly; overconfidence gets punctured; even stupid people can be educated.
His legacy, whenever it is settled, could rest as much on the accuracy of his predictions about technology-driven improvements in productivity as on any short-term fluctuations in the markets or the unemployment rate.
