Sentence examples for each might come from inspiring English sources
Ask a military planner or human-rights organization or just a sensible person and each might come up with a list of tactics, plans, litmus tests.
He estimates that perhaps one-third of the 1,200 or so names on the honors lists each year might come from the business world, and in the past they have included such luminaries as Sir Freddy Laker, the no-frills airline pioneer, and Sir James Goldsmith, the financier-turned-takeover artist.
F1's impresario is close to Sebastian Vettel, but is more than intelligent enough to realise that, in an era dominated by the German and his Red Bull team, a bit of extra pizazz to keep interest going for longer each year might come in handy.
And Bill Gates knows that each of you might come out and threaten his monopoly, his Microsoft monopoly.
We suppose that being cloned and assembled each MaSat array might come to the different chromosomes, and then chromosome specificity could be suspected for MaSat previously counted as uniform.
One aide said that each night of the convention might come under a different "umbrella theme," like education or Social Security or America's role and stature in the world, that would allow for a summary of various proposals Mr. Bush has made.
"That means he might come".
