Sentence examples for may Have swallowed from inspiring English sources

You may have swallowed a hundred million suns, but now you're dealing with America".

Call Poison Control What should you do when a child may have swallowed something poisonous?

Perhaps the public, misled by the coal industry itself, may have swallowed the confusing message from the industry's huge P.R. campaign that "clean coal" is already here.

The new Chinese bitumen (asphalt) may have swallowed the potholes of Bole Road, but the traffic is as crazy as ever.

The Atlantic Ocean may have swallowed the ship and its captain, but floating on the surface remain many questions, especially: Why go to sea amid the constant reports of this storm's particular wrath?

The NHS advises anyone who believes their child may have swallowed one to take them to A&E immediately, saying that as well as being a choking hazard, the electrical current the batteries give out can cause burns if they become stuck.

She overdosed on barbiturates, and she may or may not have swallowed poison; in any case, she is now in a coma.

Many voters may, however, have swallowed their doubts and voted yes just to move the country forward to elections that are now promised for December.

Some olenids may simply have swallowed part of their homegrown culture frequently, says Fortey, whose new book Trilobite!

In one essay he describes the feeling of cross-country skiing as being like paddling a canoe across a lake: "Once you begin to get the motion right, the kicking and gliding and riding the driving ski with your body weight floating over it, you may find that you have swallowed your boat whole, that you are your boat moving across a lake of still air and snow".

As the lawyer for the petitioners pointed out, physical items such as the cigarette pack on Robinson clearly may present a safety threat -- it may contain a razor blade or a sharp pin -- and physical evidence may be destroyed -- the defendant could have swallowed the drugs in the pack.