Sentence examples for when it would be possible from inspiring English sources
Should the BHA take any longer than two weeks to confirm the results of its tests on Godolphin's horses, the date when it would be possible to saddle runners from the yard would move steadily closer to 18 June, the first day of Royal Ascot.
For a couple hours, everyone managed to reach loved ones, and then started to wonder when it would be possible to leave.
Just two days after the new terror alerts, questions -- and even resentment -- arose from inside the cross hairs, and police officials coordinating stepped-up security measures were looking ahead to when it would be possible to step back down.
As a teenager I would lie in the tall grass down by the brook, looking up at the clouds moving across the gray Jersey sky, dreaming of a future when it would be possible for it to suck itself.
When asked whether it would be possible for Iran to begin talks with the six powers and then put the issue of negotiating a freeze in uranium enrichment, a key demand of the West, on the table, Mr. Mottaki said: "It is possible to write that the foreign minister did not make a comment on the question of enrichment.
When asked, he says it would be possible for this to be translated into a legal framework.
It occurred to me when YouTube launched that it would be possible to launch a television "network" on the Web, with almost zero start-up costs, by simply curating it.
"Those jobs aren't coming back," Jobs reportedly told Obama at a dinner when the President asked whether it would be possible to make iPhones in America.
I was in the room when Sundar convinced Eric Schmidt that it would be possible to unseat Internet Explorer as the world's most popular browser".
MW: I think the law of homicide should be changed so that it would be possible when somebody killed their husband or wife or took them to Switzerland out of compassion, there should be a defence of mitigating circumstances.
More interconnectors would help the UK to use a higher proportion of renewable energy, because when the wind fails to blow it would be possible to meet demand with power from France or Norway.
