Example sentences of "[pers pn] [verb] [pron] could [verb] [noun sg] " in BNC.

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1 What factor I mean we could become self sufficient in all our , in all our manufactured goods .
2 No , but I mean you could see play really well .
3 I mean you could use group investments , I mean what you did with the investment trusts gives him a better spread ,
4 I mean I wo n't go into detail , but I mean she could do endowment , she could do it on a maximum investment plan basis , to back up her P E P , erm and save regularly through different funds .
5 I thanked my lucky stars for Twelve French Poets , the A-level syllabus , and our rectangular French teacher , who was so thorough that I found I could discuss symbolism and synaesthesia without batting an eyelid .
6 I suppose you could put correlation with quotes round it if you prefer , yeah ?
7 Back at the scene of the burglary , I can remember thinking next , ‘ Oh well , I suppose I can re-wrap some of the parcels that have just been torn open ; I suppose I could use cash instead for some of the presents that have gone ; there is some way that I can cope with this . ’
8 I suppose I could have coffee … ’ she suggests doubtfully .
9 I bet you could smack ass harder than my old Nanny . ’
10 I thought we could have lunch in the garden after your inspection — I 've already arranged for the fridge to be restocked — and afterwards , if you do n't fancy going to the beach , we could go out in my boat , or I 'll take you for a tour of North Zealand , through the quaint old villages with their farmhouses and gardens full of hollyhocks and the beech woods .
11 That 's when I thought you could make money out of gardening .
12 I thought you could take charge of that . ’
13 I thought you could keep hold of that ?
14 I thought I could give dad some of these and then eat them all myself
15 I thought I could bestow beauty
16 And the bloke on the other end of the phone said , I think we could talk business .
17 Moore said : ‘ If people get into wrong positions inadvertently , there will be such a desperate desire to get out of them because they need the ball , I think it could increase violence . ’
18 I said they could watch Star Trek at six o'clock .
19 I swear I could hear amusement in her voice .
20 I wish I could get hold of Clarissa . ’
21 Ludens was about to pursue the matter further when Marcus said , ‘ I wish I could write poetry . ’
22 If no one had been here for years , why did she fancy she could smell cigarette smoke ?
23 If you feel you could offer support , to a new mum , please contact on
24 So you could , you reckon you could do sort of any number of those ?
25 If you think you could get Community Charge benefit please contact this office and a form will be sent to you .
26 I 'd wager she wishes she could turn tail and run already ! ’
27 She wished she could lay claim to a migraine but knew that Betty would not let her , that anyway even she could not be so mannerless as to absent herself from her own picnic , and that even if she did have a blinding migraine she would still have to go .
28 We , on the other hand , were at that stage of life when we felt we could find time for anything that took our fancy .
29 He 's probably the most astute politician in the Middle East , and we knew we could do business with him .
30 Personal computer makers are likely to face continued pressure to keep prices low for the foreseeable future , former Compaq Computer Corp chief Rod Canion told Reuter in an interview : ‘ Anybody that wants to be successful in the computer business better be prepared to be very aggressive and have a lot of aggressive competition — in that environment , you can predict pricing pressure is not going to ease up ; ’ Canion , now chairman of the Houston-based consulting firm Insource Management Group , says that in his time at Compaq , customers were willing to pay a little more to ensure they got quality and performance but that as the market changed , they believed they could get quality , performance and low price , and now , ‘ that will never change . ’
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