Sentence examples for streets that could from inspiring English sources

There is also a lot of construction on the surrounding streets that could have played a role.

On the final morning I walk up to the newer part of town, where Italianate architecture lines streets that could almost be in Florence or Milan.

It remains unclear how long it may take to clear the western half, which is characterized by narrow streets that could make the fight against entrenched Islamic State fighters even more treacherous.

Instead, it has waited out the situation at Kunduz, so far avoiding a battle on the city streets that could risk the lives of many civilians, as well as soldiers on both sides.

If Putin does not find a way to open up the system of thieves and swindlers – even to other thieves and swindlers – and if the pressure on him continues to build, there are broadly two alternatives: a tap on the shoulder from someone in his inner circle, or mass protest on the streets that could lead to regime change.

If Putin does not find a way to open up the system of thieves and swindlers – even to other thieves and swindlers – and if the pressure on him continues to build, there are broadly two alternatives: a tap on the shoulder from someone in his inner circle, or mass protest on the streets that could lead to regime change.

For women on Wall Street, that could mean progress.

"And to have something across the street that could set us back is totally unacceptable".

There's a bank, just down the street, that could do those things free.

Cheap cash has a way of inflating bubbles — just ask Wall Street — that could damage China's economy and its banks when they pop.

The issue is that curb cuts for private driveways take up space on the street that could otherwise be used for public parking.