Sentence examples for may be days from inspiring English sources

The next try may be days away.

They may be days away from losing another.

Officials suggest it may be days before an official winner is declared.

If they keep ending in draws, it may be days or even weeks before one player wins.

They will read of their son's accomplishment in the newspaper, instead, and it may be days before they can congratulate him.

It may be days, or longer, before a fuller picture emerges of the anger being vented across Baghdad against Hussein loyalists.

If she continuously stares, it may be day-dreaming.

"There may only be days, may only be weeks, but where all of our efforts are currently focused is trying to convince the U.K. government to come to a compromise agreement protecting Scotland's place in Europe," he told The Guardian.

It may not be days, but a month or two".

The Lunar New Year may still be days away but one tiny dog just can't wait.

After several days of stockmarket upheaval, there may be several days of calm.