Sentence examples for this could ever make from inspiring English sources

I was a little skeptical that this could ever make it through the narrow Hollywood pipeline, but Kormakur looks a little like Viggo Mortensen if Viggo Mortensen was a sea captain, and if there's one thing I've learned covering this business, it's that you don't doubt seafaring Viggo Mortensens.

"I think it was more 'And this is a girl I know very well,'" says Frida, which only proves that no way of skirting around the subject could ever make this situation appear normal.

I don't think I could ever make this size of keyboard my daily go-to — but if you're just looking for something to slip in a purse or backpack and blast out texts every once in a while, this size should fit you fine.

I had to make this book as good as I could ever make it.' The 'voice' that emerged from that endeavour was, he says, 'adult', 'serious' - 'confident about what it's talking about' - and Frank Bascombe was born from that.

It is myth, as Douglas A. Fraser, the union's retired president, remarked in conversation this week, to suggest that union leaders "could ever make their members vote in lockstep".

Beyond a few weirdos wearing this stuff as an ironic goof, it's doubtful that something like Ed Hardy could ever make something resembling an actual comeback in fashion.

"Whatever Zara's intention, many people will be really shocked that this could ever have made it past the design stage," he says.

Henry Kissinger and Brent Scowcroft sought a deal to reduce the risk that Iran could ever make an atomic bomb.

"Secondly, any homeownership over the 10 years has proved to be the best investment that you could ever make.

Things I didn't think could ever make a comeback — Newt Gingrich and platform shoes — proved capable of startling resurgence.

That was the longest throw I thought I could ever make," he tells the camera.