But we could go forward from here.
We could go dip ourselves in any color we wanted.
Let's go and see a film and afterwards we could go for a meal.
I suppose I could fling something together, or we could go out eat
We could go out for dinner tonight, but on the other hand we could cook at home.
I could use social media, I could go on YouTube, I could make a digital video and I could post it, and I could directly address (bullied gay suicidal youth) and tell them, 'it gets better.
E: Well, you could go out shopping or to see a movie, or go out with some of the kids here at the hostel.
Although the engineer shoveled the coal into the firehole as fast as he could, the steam engine could go to faster.
I wasn’t very good at the sport and at best I could go snowboarding once a year.
A small SUV powered by bioelectricity could travel nearly 14, 000 miles on the energy produced by an acre of switchgrass, while an ethanol-powered SUV could go only 9, 000 miles.
And your mom, was savin 'money for you in a jar, Trynna start a piggy bank for you sou could go to college.
If I could go, I would go.
Before she could go on, he interrupted.
Another decade or two and it could go mainstream.
I still don't know why some soldiers couldn't go out and some people could go in and out freely.
Without love a person could go haywire and also become cruel and ferocious.
When the tape was over, Lyla opened the closet door and pressed rewind. If she could go back to any age, she would go back to being ten.
And, so you could go to the pay phone, you could, you know, take a trunk over the white plane, and take a satellite over the Europe, and then go to Turkey, take a cable back to Atlanta.
You could go to Yeats' poem Adam's Curse to see how the poet talks about this aesthetic ideal.
Say you need a diamond. You could go down to the jeweler or you could put some carbon deep underground and let it sit for a couple billion years.
You could go places together.
If you like, we could go out this evening.
Linda could have her own horse, and Jimmy could go hunting and fishing with his father.
I could go to the resource centre to do some research.
And if you could really do this, then you could go back uphill and you wouldn't have to use any fuel.
The trainer don't understand why do you always so busy, how you wish the baseball season could go past quickly.
And finally, a new theater might attract other businesses, such as restaurants and coffee shops, where the people of my neighborhood could go to relax.
Oh, I could go on and on.
I could worry about what it will bring, or what could go wrong.
In Listing 2, you can see where all this complexity could go awry.
he could go fishing or swimming when and where he chose, and stay as long as it suited him;
And in the Army, particularly the armored forces, it was always associated with tanks which were more heavily armored, could shoot faster and more accurately, could go longer, things like that.
She agreed (that) I could go early.
In every dream I am lonely and only I could find him,I think, we could go home together.
The client, with great concern, asked. "Who told them [the consumers] they could do this, that they could go this far?"
I heard that we had to walk sixty miles that day before we could get to the place where Dahetong ships were going, and then we could go down by boat.
I was thinking that we could go to romantic ferry or go to diving lessons.
You could go to Iraqi cafes and talk to students, and you could still tell people - especially in Christian or Shiite neighborhoods - that you were American.
The film's director, Simon Curtis, acknowledges the huge risk in playing such a well-known icon: “I knew it could go terribly wrong,” he says.
There were eating places travellers could go to centuries before that.
Of course, if the auto-buying public won't pay for these gadgets, the losers could go the way of the Edsel.
I would appreciate it if you could go into the whole question of beauty and artists.
I wish this AIDS disease could go away.
If Tom goes, we could go sailing.
We need to guard against a lack of imagination on not only what could go wrong, but also what could go right in this environment.
If you could go back to some time and place in the past, when and where would you go? Why? Use specific reasons and details to support your choice.
Paradise for Joyce was an open space where poor children could go and do Arts at state expense.
