Sentence examples for which could surely from inspiring English sources

She lies in bed trying to envision her life which could surely fit into no more than 5 pages.

He is on loan from A.C. Milan, which could surely do with a playmaker of his youth compared with the aging collection of men in its fading side.

And this is before revenue from continuing operations — advertising, circulation, etc., which could surely cover at least the cost of distribution and overhead, particularly if the form of delivery is increasingly digital.

As it turned out, Ukip proved no better at spiking northern voters' interest than a Labour party, which could surely hope to bank on higher turnout when the country's future was at stake.

Why, it's largely in order to keep from losing my fictional mojo that I stay off Facebook and Twitter, which could surely install an instinctive self-censorship out of fear of attack.

But Venter's life, as it matters to him and those around him, has been a cascade of personal experience, of memorable places and people, of education and invention, which could surely not have been predicted from his genes.

It's this dynamic – the frustration and alienation felt by the illiterate, the unemployed, the helpless – which underpins Boko Haram, driving a steady stream of new recruits into their arms and ensuring some degree of popular support, without which they could surely not maintain the sheer breadth of their operations (which are even spilling across Nigeria's borders).

(Which she could surely do all the time he's at work?) A urine test for Rohypnol can be effective up to 60 hours after the drug is ingested – presumably if Claire had given the police this version of events at the time they would have been able to check its veracity.

There's no automatic curation by Likes, comments, and clicks, which Facebook could surely do.

which could have used more variety (surely Mr. Dylan has fans beyond guitar slingers).

There will surely be wet shots, which could lead to big numbers.