His fastball, which he spotted well, never got over 88 miles an hour, though he said he had his best stuff of the season.
Or when the godfather of transgression, Vito Acconci, in his legendary "Seedbed, 1972," secreted himself naked beneath a ramp on the floor of the Sonnabend Gallery in SoHo, muttering obscenities as he... well, never mind.
I doubt whether Andy would have done that against the greats whom he may well never emulate -- Federer, Nadal or Djokovic.
He might well never have picked up a pen again, had the affair not come to a dramatic and decisive end.
Although he may well never have read her, Linton Kwesi Johnson's political poetry is closer to Ridge's work than might first meet the eye.
Whether it's Uber or self-driving cars, he may well never learn to drive a car.
Had Goodell played big-time college sports and been a star, he may very well never have become commissioner.
What are you working on right now? HE: Well, one never stops working.
"Pretty much, well, never," he said.
Everybody forgets he moves well, he never loses his composure, and he is a tough cookie.
"You should be here!" he shouts – well, he never seems to shout, but he certainly raises his voice – to the Guardian.
