Sentence examples for may be virgin from inspiring English sources

The ducks rising in her honor may be virgin white, but what dark damage has been done beneath the water's surface?

There may no longer be virgin lands to be settled and cultivated, as in the 19th century, but there is no reason to believe that agricultural productivity has hit a buffer.

The only problem, according to the ad, is he's a bit socially awkward and may be a virgin.

This protein may be used by virgin honey bee queens to locate rival virgins.

First, the amount of autosperm reserves may be different in non-virgins and virgins because of the matings preceding capture in the non-virgins.

Additionally, as many laboratory pairings are performed with virgins, there could be an effect of first matings, as virgin males may be less efficient at achieving insemination or virgin females may be less willing to accept their first mates (but see Greenway and Shuker forthcoming for evidence of the repeatability of mating failure in L. simulans).

He may be the only Regis virgin left in America.

"Virgin" may be a one-joke movie, but a variety of comic styles get packed into the joke.

Unfertilized eggs develop into drones, whereas fertilized eggs develop into females, which may be either workers or virgin queens.

(Ivanka may be the ultimate white virgin, but at the time her celebrity star had not yet risen high enough for Rhoades to take notice).

Virgin may be one of Britain's best-known brands, but Mr Bower lays out just how many failures the brand has been attached to.