Sentence examples for mind we could from inspiring English sources

But if you've changed your mind we could probably have them together.

With this in mind, we could see another increase of Germany's leading confidence indicator, the Ifo index, at the end of this week.

With all that in mind, we could be in for a great contest, even if it means nothing in terms of semi-finalists at this tournament.

With that in mind, we could just get serious about enforcing the 1996 Lauterberg Law that allows firearms to be taken away from those convicted of domestic violence misdemeanors and prohibits them from purchasing and owning guns.

With this in mind we could not go on making threats to take action against Serbia if they persisted in their policy of ethnic cleansing in Kosovo and then do nothing - without totally undermining our credibility.

Only too familiar with the impressionable nature of the literary mind, we could hear thousands of young writers all over the country murmuring to themselves, "Well, why not?" View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Charles Bethea By Emily Witt.

"If we could change their minds, we could change everything".

"This gives us access to minds we couldn't otherwise afford," says Mr Walsh.

With that visit imprinted on our minds, we could sympathise with Bach in his minatory depiction of human nature as flawed.

We could not guess what had happened, but a feeling of dread was fast forming in our minds; we could only assume that something terrible must have happened to Rob's fiancee, Karen.

"On the practice court on Sunday morning, there was no doubt in our minds we could do this.