Sentence examples for really could find from inspiring English sources
And if you really could find your perfect match, why would you settle for anything less?
"If the New Haven Preservation Trust really could find a dynamic developer who would fix up the buildings, we would love to work with them.
"I can't quite believe so many of them are being so polite," she writes on the fourth day of the experiment, continuing: "Maybe I really could find a boyfriend this way after all".
Perhaps, despite so many decades of history, black people really could find justice in the American legal system.
"I've always wanted to have my own fragrance before I was famous, and I never really could find that perfect scent," she revealed.
I really could find no issues with the report.
But if [there's something] I really want, I could find a strategy and put the work behind it to go and achieve that, whatever the odds".
It means the same thing as dark really – AND I could find a rhyme that made sense in the context of the story.
If you looked really hard, you could find the tiny bright spot in the newfound stardom of Louisville's Kevin Ware, who has turned a devastating injury into an inspirational tale and a gig reading the Top 10 list for David Letterman.
"What do you want to know about?" "You have many good schools for accounting in America, yes?" "I guess, I don't really know: I could find out for you when I get back".
Apple has been signalling that the watch will need recharging every night - and there are some hints that really heavy users could find they run out of juice midway through the day.
