Sentence examples for may come around from inspiring English sources
In time, even venerable institutions may come around.
They may come around, but the evidence will have to be exceptionally compelling.
And who knows: if enough consumers actually vote with their pocketbooks for this option, the other carriers may come around as well.
It's a position that seems tentative or ambivalent — enough so to suggest that Obama may come around to endorsing gay marriage, but not before a second term.
If they find that an insistence on anonymity keeps their point of view out of the paper, they may come around.
It's very possible that if the restaurant sees that its lack of cooperation will mean a loss of revenue, it may come around and be more accommodating.
Still, New Komeito may yet come around.
It is an opportunity that may not come around again.
He may have come around in part because he was born in Nyack.
"But people recognize these seats may never come around again, and we sense fans are looking past the crisis".
He is gambling that the combination of his political capital and the urgency created by the economic crisis gives him a moment that may never come around again.
