Sentence examples for great might from inspiring English sources

But a few more civic reminders of minorities who made this country great might help.

A kid you know who is great might not go to his first choice, but to his third or fourth.

So good, in fact, that Alexander the Great might have dipped his toe into one of these pools when he visited.

He begins with the words "The Lord is a jealous God and avenging... is slow to anger and of great might, and the Lord will by no means clear the guilty" (chapter 1, verses 2 3).

Although more Republicans (22%) than Democrats (14%) would be prepared to support the latter, the partisan difference are not as great might have expected given the continuing divisions over the war to topple Saddam Hussein.

Of the most vociferous, she says, "I felt they were trying to convince both of us that looking great might be a sign that my illness would be transient".

One of the great might-have-beens.

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The declaration is one of the great might-have-beens of modern history.

The title, "The Really Big Once," refers to that one great, might-have-been love you never get over.

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