Sentence examples for may be secondhand from inspiring English sources

Tables and chairs may be secondhand, but money goes into lights and dimmers.

The furs may have been secondhand, and the evening dresses copies of things she saw in magazines, but it was about treating herself.

For most students, the memories will primarily be secondhand stories.

Children frequently exposed to secondhand tobacco smoke may be at greater risk of developing atherosclerosis as adults, suggests new research published in the March 2010 issue of Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes.

But while fewer diners may be consuming first- or secondhand smoke, a newly hardened resistance is digging in.

I believe these are out of print now, but secondhand copies may be available at Amazon and elsewhere.

While secondhand smoke may be harmful, a body blow from a bicycle is more immediately devastating, which is why Alex Davis, 25, a professional skateboarder from Ohio who was at Union Square (he was in New York to visit friends in Greenpoint, Brooklyn), would not mind keeping bicycles at bay. "Yes, skateboards can shoot out and hit you in the ankle," he said.

For them, fears of what's to come from a Trump administration may be founded on firsthand or secondhand experiences with comparable regimes abroad.

For them, fears of what's to come from a Trump administration may be founded on firsthand or secondhand experiences with comparable regimes abroad.

Conclusions Exposure to secondhand smoke may be associated with increased odds of cognitive impairment.

Haight et al therefore hypothesised that exposure to secondhand smoke may be detrimental to cognitive health.