Sentence examples for may be lining from inspiring English sources

For all we know, others may be lining up to take their turn at pursuing Inspector Bologna in the courts.

In picking a former Afghanistan commander, well acquainted with the demands of that fight, Obama may be lining himself up for additional pressure to keep troops longer.

(Of course, by the end of the Masters, those most weary of Tiger mania may be lining up to rent a room).

Carnival-watchers in the financial press are busy peering at masks, trying to discern who may be lining up against him.Not I, insists Vincent Bolloré, a French financier rumoured to have accumulated a sizeable stake in the Italian bank.

Then there's the possibility, as detailed by The Ft. Lauderdale Sun Sentinel's Dave Hyde, that the Dolphins' owner, Stephen Ross, could be courting him should he fire Coach Tony Sparano, or may be lining him up for his (and Harbaugh's) alma mater, Michigan.

And Google may be lining up at least AT&T to provide those data services for the Google Phone, says one person we spoke with today.

They may be lined with firebrick or constructed entirely of heat-resistant alloys.

The shells may be lined with delicate crystals of feldspar, quartz, or tridymite.

A simple black sheath may be lined with leopard fabric, for example; a plain tweed coat with lipstick-red satin.

The walls may be of the natural rough rock or may be lined with concrete, wood, or steel.

They may be lined up yea deep at the ticket counters and security checkpoints, but they're also trying to exercise their patience for a good cause.