Sentence examples for may be leftovers from inspiring English sources

She says that some of the ingredients may be leftovers, but warns that pasta does not age well.

The Nottinghamshire man - who has been selected in the 17-man travelling squad alongside a recalled Monty Panesar, and the uncapped trio of Boyd Rankin, Ben Stokes and Gary Ballance - feels there may be "leftovers" from the contests in England.

In a paper to be published in the 10 July issue of The Astrophysical Journal, theorists led by Andrey Kravtsov of the University of Chicago claim that the visible dwarfs may be leftovers of larger galaxies that formed stars when they were much more massive.

There may, or may not be leftover Cool Whip mix.

But in a world focused on carbon, the important part may be the leftovers, a charcoal-like material that retains most of the carbon.

The United States has many pressing nuclear waste problems, but the worst may be the leftovers from the manufacturing of nuclear weapons.

Like sesame seeds or peanuts, there may be traces leftover on the machinery, so don't blame me if you've got the allergy problem.

When you disconnect the pipes there may be liquid leftover in the pipe.

They may have been leftovers from the press box.

Leftovers can just be leftovers, heated up or not.

There should NEVER be leftovers!