Sentence examples for that could stock from inspiring English sources

He sat facing a roomful of video equipment that could stock a small TV station, including a television monitor showing the semifinals of the French Open.

After all, she is hardly the only young columnist with a shopping cart of views that could stock any good Republican larder.

Thus, does Butler take the franchise thrower, or trade the pick for a combination of picks and players that could stock the team with talent?

That said, the e-book backlash has given independent bookstores new legs, and it has gutted big-box retailers, but I could definitely see a chain of small bookstore cafes that could stock new and used titles, plenty of kids books for parents to peruse for their little ones and some coffee.

It appeared that herders could stock as many animals as they want with little fear of long-term degradation or loss of rangeland productivity, but with the very certain peril of large-scale livestock losses from time to time.

Held any time between December and March, its original purpose was so that villagers could stock up on meat for the winter.

Using this and a series of external "clues" — news that could affect stock price movements — the players build a predictive model.

The road allowed trucks to efficiently transport cattle to port, rather than the historical but slow cattle drives that could lose stock and take weeks to complete.

Some on Wall Street already use their mobile phones to monitor the site for information that could move stocks.

"In the backdrop there are major fundamental catalysts that could send stocks sharply lower over the next month," Radford said.

That slowdown, though, may make it less likely that the Fed will pull back on its bond purchases, something that could lift stocks.