Sentence examples for it might today from inspiring English sources

So it might today for Obama.

In fact, it might today be no more than a mid-sized seaport with a spectacular view of Mount Rainier.

But many of those bad decisions were still discoverable – it just took more effort than it might today.

Shakespeare's pursuit of a career in London by no means involves an abandonment of his roots (as it might today) or his business and family interests in Stratford.

That mythology, with a powerful boost from the Internet, which magically transforms rumors into facts, has developed ramifications so baroque that it might today be called a minor branch of Brazilian literature.

The freeze will go into effect on Nov. 12, and the governor said it might last indefinitely.

"I was afraid it might fall and squash me," he confessed.

It is unclear whether the hold applies to all United States adoptions and how long it might last.

The most notable jump didn't quite make the Top 100 singles list, but it might next week.

Ms. Mousa gasped quietly and reached out for it, thinking it might fall, but it quickly stopped moving and was determined to be secure.

The Russians, in turn, supported Nixon against the American media and for a while the two superpowers seemed to be united against liberty wherever it might spring up.