Sentence examples for may be basket from inspiring English sources

They may be basket makers in Botswana or a British furniture designer like Peter Marigold, whose pieces are collected by moguls.

The women in these stories may be basket cases -- nervous, indecisive wrecks who fall for unsuitable lovers -- but they are also smarter than they think they are, and a lot funnier.

I may be a basket case, but I'm also really cheap.

Unless that confidence can somehow be repaired, what is eventually handed over may be an economic basket-case, not the thriving entrepot China is counting on.

"I believe the improvement in sales trend and market basket may be an indication we are getting back some market share".

Though some of that stems from Detroit's inability to create quality shots in general, Wallace is right to be frustrated with Daye for willingly giving up those much-needed high-percentage looks so easily, however well-intended his drives to the basket may be.

For example, the sounds of a ball hitting the rim of a basket may be used to confirm the event of a basketball shot being taken.

Thus a benefit basket may be further defined by one or more benefit catalogues.

The vaguest definition of a benefit basket may be that of the NHS Foundation Act (1946) in England and related posterior documents, where the Secretary of State for Health is legally required to provide services "to such extent as he considers necessary to meet all reasonable requirements" [ 12].

Warning: Sharp knives placed upright in the cutlery basket may be a hazard.

And "Baskets" may be the bleakest of the bunch.