Sentence examples for may be somebody from inspiring English sources

There may be somebody who will say, "Oh, gosh, I really miss that tattoo parlor".

OK, it's a big country; there may be somebody out there who's persuadable, maybe even someone inside the Beltway.

"They have to be ready to act right away," said Mr. Haines of Deloitte & Touche, "because there may be somebody else right behind them".

As opposed to Sept. 11, where at least you say, 'O.K., there may be somebody who doesn't look like us and may be doing something wrong.

"My impression of Rick Santorum changed in that I think he may be somebody who could challenge Mitt Romney," she said, standing outside the debate hall a few minutes after the session.

"My impression of Rick Santorum changed in that I think he may be somebody who could challenge Mitt Romney," she said, standing outside the debate hall a few minutes after the session had ended.

You may or may not be somebody who chuckles when you read the sentence: "I've had it up to here with polo-necks".

Or, to try that again, you may or may not be somebody who chuckles when you read the sentence: "My local police chief does a talk on heroin, so you can't understand any of it".

"My embryos may not be somebody's child, but maybe my embryos could help somebody's child walk".

"It may be that somebody will be asked to sit down," he said.

Or it may be that somebody attacked him in the shed and then burned his body.