Sentence examples for possibly come to from inspiring English sources

"I cannot possibly come to London.

This problem will possibly come to a head in 2017.

No thinking person with all the facts could possibly come to Chass's conclusions.

"We hope to possibly come to some kind of agreement down the road".

Ms. Wiseman's sections of the report, which were only drafts at the time of the meeting, do not reach that conclusion, and a fair reading of the regulatory sections of the report could not possibly come to that conclusion.

And ordinary Mexicans sank still deeper into the gray swamp that surrounds authoritarian societies everywhere -- the miasmas of resignation and cynicism, streaked with bizarre and sinister conspiracy theories and brightly colored millenarian fantasies that cannot possibly come to pass.

I found out this show was possibly coming to London, so I started learning the drums a bit".

Remember the Church of England, that mythically placid community of Sunday Christians and beaming vicars whom you met in Austen and possibly came to loathe in Trollope?

Possibly coming to the rescue are home automation networks, which can help monitor all of our power-sucking devices (the typical American household has 27 that are always on, according to the Electric Power Research Institute, an energy research and consulting firm).

Possibly coming to the Blues is Hibernian manager Colin Calderwood, who Chris Hughton wants to make his assistant (though he might end up taking Dann's place in defence at this rate).

BBC Travel peeked into the laboratories used by Westin, Marriott, The Peninsula and Swissotel to witness a few of the innovations possibly coming to a hotel room near you.