Sentence examples for it might finish from inspiring English sources
It might finish off Mr Brown altogether.
A 15-year-old interviewed for the book commented "It was bell gone and I have a lot things that I could write and I was angry that I haven't got a computer because I might finish it at home when I've got lots of time to do it".
"I haven't made up my mind but I might finish it at St Andrews this year," he said.
I said, 'Is it your desire that I strike you that I might finish the show?' And the guy said, 'You go do what you gotta do.'.
He might finish it, though.
"Is that right?" "Well, no… your assistant said if we ran over we might finish it in the car," I say, but we are already walking towards the street.
It looked as though Nova might finish with a shutout, but his best start of the season ended after two triples and a run in the ninth.
But just when it seemed he and Bairstow might finish the job, Bopara achieved a 'Kieswetter' in reverse, going so far across outside off that he did not cover leg-stump and duly lost it to Gul.
"They begin in the South in December through April (depends on the weather, usually call on nights above 50 degrees F)." If it warms up fast, they might finish by March, he added, and "they need sufficient rains to fill vernal marshes".
That might not seem likely - Alonso has only once finished a race that low down all year, and that was when his car had problems - but Ferrari's form has been heading the wrong way in recent races and there was a point in Korea on Sunday when it looked like the Spaniard might finish eighth on merit.
