Sentence examples for he might be given from inspiring English sources
Assuming he is sincere in this as he might be, given that the launch of the Doha round owed so much to his efforts—he is nonetheless mistaken.
It was the "Petition" crown made by Thomas Simon, engraver at the mint under the Commonwealth, and bears on the edge a petition to the King that he might be given the same office under the restored monarchy.
Many of his friends have hoped that he might be given a pardon on top of the commutation, not only to allow him to practice law but also to wipe out what they regard as an injustice.
Henderson stood his ground, but the video judge did for him, and the Kent skipper was hugely relieved - as he might be, given he was aggrieved to be given out in similar circumstances himself last year.
The Count had taken his own life, but the local priest pretended that this was not so, in order that he might be given the last rites of the church.
On occasion he might be given a drug to elevate his mood prior to interrogation; marijuana, heroin and Sodium Pentothal have been shown to overcome a reluctance to speak, and methamphetamine can unleash a torrent of talk in the stubbornest subjects, the very urgency of the chatter making a complex lie impossible to sustain.
Many of Robbins's neuroscience talks find their way onto YouTube, and I asked him if he was concerned that he might be giving too much away.
Even so, he felt he might be giving the team "bad mojo," so he will try to stay away from Turner Field for a while.
— MICHAEL D. SHEAR If Mitt Romney is lucky tonight, he might be giving a victory speech before television viewers on the West Coast even sit down to dinner.
"I love acting, and I love narrative writing," Corden said of the things he might be giving up for a while.
