Sentence examples for he will might be from inspiring English sources

While early reports suggest Ballack will be fit in time for the World Cup, he will might be relieved to hear Boateng has opted for Ghana rather than Germany.

This peaceful little oasis of piety and good will might be described as an anteroom of heaven.

Dr. Miles and others counter that the patient's own wishes, expressed in a living will, might be unclear, or might not reflect what the patient would want.

The political will might be there.

I probably should have something that resembles a will, might be a good idea.

Not every male can be a Priapus: the will might be present, but the body doesn't always oblige.

In the filing, Mr. Levitch said several wills might be found.

If he runs, which I think he will, it might be an absolute stinker.

Leicestershire will use him exclusively in the T20 Blast, but the amount of games he will play might be restricted by his inclusion in New Zealand's one-day squad for the tour of England this summer.

So drop him a line and send him a C.V. He'll look it over and, if he thinks you might be useful, he'll add you to the list.

"As the week goes on he'll do more, and he might be able to get some team work before the week is over".