Sentence examples for may be second from inspiring English sources

All these seafaring contraptions may be second nature to you.

Some of these may be second nature for many leaders, but others are less obvious.

The horse to beat may be Second of June, who was named for the day he was born.

One is Dorival Caymmi, the Brazilian singer-songwriter who may be second only to Antonio Carlos Jobim in establishing a songbook of this century's Brazilian identity.

With the cost of political campaigns now so high, a familiar name may be second only to private wealth as an asset to the novice candidate.

7. Do some revision of your native language Speaking your first language may be second nature, but that doesn't necessarily mean you understand it well.

The cast and crew of "Nothing On" may be second-raters, but Mr. Frayn draws them with warm specificity.

Even if they don't suffer from these more extreme fears, they will likely be aware that, since their diagnosis, other people suspect them of being confused whether they are or not, and so may be second-guessing what they say, or making decisions without consulting them.

First performed just before Mozart's 19th birthday in 1775, "La Finta Giardiniera" (The Pretended Garden-Girl) may be second-tier Mozart (whereas "Alcina" is top-drawer Handel), but it is rich in musical rewards and well deserves its not infrequent revivals.

AtomFilms, on the other hand, may be first to the elevator.

Multivariate data may be, first, summarized by looking at the pair-wise associations.