Sentence examples for i might be taking from inspiring English sources

I might be taking my father to his last baseball game.

"I might be taking another goalkeeper from Croatia – Pletikosa," Redknapp, the Tottenham manager, told croatiansoccerreport.com.

I spent several years writing about the Hubble controversy, so I suppose I might be taking this a little too personally.

"I might be taking a conservative approach," Mr. Rodriguez said, "but I'll take that criticism, rather than be unprepared in the event of a disaster".

I felt that I might be taking up too much of her time, but the woman said once more, "Really, ask me anything you want".

"I have been making steady progress with my overall fitness but I am still not 100% and feel I might be taking an unnecessary risk by playing in this event before I am really ready.

'He was worried that I might be taken advantage of,' she has said.

I was seduced into thinking that if I conformed to the dress code, I might be taken more seriously.

I told my second son, who was still in his teens, that I might be taken away, and I showed him where I kept my money.

If James Patterson took up cudgels against people who bought paperbacks in airports, I might be taken aback, but literary novelists aren't just permitted to be a little snotty: they should be positively encouraged.

As the great Jean-Jacques Rousseau said: "There are times when I am so unlike myself that I might be taken for someone else of an entirely opposite character". By the same token, being aware of your personality will enable you to leverage your natural style in situations that are a good fit for it, for talent is largely personality in the right place.