Sentence examples for men and could from inspiring English sources

A generation ago, women here lived in complete seclusion from men, and could appear in public only wearing a lightweight cloth that completely covered their head and face.

I went to the building where she said she had killed the men and could not match it with her description.

The fearless Foxes, losing none of the endeavour or industry which defined Pearson's tenure, continued to press Advocaat's men and could have doubled their early lead just seconds later.

Finally, there was Shannan Gilbert, who, as a child, had a gift for the stage, a beautiful singing voice in particular, but a mother who was unlucky with men and could never make ends meet with jobs at places like Sears and Dunkin' Donuts.

The British establishment, then as now, was dominated by arts men and could be a bit dense about the value of scientific advance.The Order of Merit the true prize of the British honours system, because it is limited to 24 living members and is in the personal gift of the monarch came in 1983.

For Ms. Bullock, who plays a strait-laced F.B.I. agent, it was important that "The Heat" be a movie where women played roles that could just as easily have gone to men, and could be a rare female-led film during the film industry's period of peak testosterone.

Or Vera (Wooly) Lamb, who "dressed like a man, and could outcuss, outshoot and outdrink anyone in pants, Little Rock, 1922".

"He wasn't the working-class man and couldn't come close to it," Sills says now.

The same car had just won at Le Mans and could hit 235kph.

David Huff, however, is not on the 40-man and could be called up at any time.

She was finding herself at the beginning of a relationship with a man and could let it out.