After the policy backfired and the apology made things worse, the minister remarked that they just can't do right for doing wrong.

I asked my neighbor to sing for the charity event, but she can't carry a tune in a bucket, so we hired a professional.

After visiting my childhood town and finding only a mall where the park used to be, I had to accept that you can't go home again.

As I reflected on my early decisions, my mentor reminded me that you can't step in the same river twice, so I learned to welcome change.

As the proverb goes, you can't get something for nothing, so be prepared to work for what you want.

She can've been waiting for hours, so we should call her.

I can't remember the last time we all sat down together for a proper family dinner.

When asked whether she would move abroad for the job, Maria hesitated until her friend bluntly said, 'you can't be half pregnant,' meaning she had to choose one option or the other.

I can't find my keys anywhere — I must have left them at the café.

I can't hear you over the sound of my own laughter, so save your lecture for someone who cares.