Sentence examples for may be spilled from inspiring English sources

The valves located along pipelines reduce the maximum volume that may be spilled decreasing economic, social and environmental losses.

See, e.g., Regan v. Seattle, 76 Wash.2d 501, 458 P.2d 19691969) (driver of "go-cart" on race course does not assume extraordinary risk that there may be spilled water on the course); Wood v. Postelthwaite, 6 Wash.App.

And, Town & Country magazine reported in 1915, "the wood of which the little round tables are made, and the finish applied to them, were the objects of long and careful experimentation by a skilled committee — with the result that all sorts of water and any brand of alcohol may be spilled upon their tops without leaving a mark".

If we don't, the blood that may be spilled because some unhinged zealot shoots to kill will be on our hands as well.

Or, on the other hand, costly water may be spilled and disappear into the drainage system.

Cover all surfaces where the degreaser may be spilled or splashed upon.

Mandera's elders are worried that the violence may be spilling over into Kenya.

The athleticism of reality-TV dance shows may be spilling over into concert dance, but not in Burgess's corner.

They may be spilling from shelves right now, but should you have an uncontrollable urge for an apricot tart when they're not in season, you could do a lot worse than Mary Berry's "wobbly" version using the tinned variety.

Across the country, graduate schools have seen a rise in applications during the recession and, according to the N.F.L. and George Washington officials, that trend may be spilling over into the ranks of current and retired professional athletes.

It looks like the Summer Smartphone Wars may be spilling over into the fall, but hey- we're certainly not complaining about it.