Sentence examples for may come during from inspiring English sources

The second may come during Mr Qian's visit.

Any additional money that may come during the school year will most likely be held in reserve for next school year, enabling those districts that raised taxes to lower them or restore programs that had been cut.

Republican officials now believe that the party's best hope for retaking seats in Congress may come during gubernatorial elections in 2010.

It may come this week during the National League Championship Series.

"Something may come up during the week at Hazeltine that I may not be expecting.

They are eaten for dessert after a particularly good dinner, or a with a glass of Champagne to celebrate whatever may come around during the hot months of July and August.

Perhaps, had she been allowed to drive, she might have got away as her friend did.Yet even that day may come soon: during November's freak floods in Jeddah that killed 122 people, Malak al-Mutairi, a girl in her teens, gained brief fame by defying the ban on women drivers.

Possible witnesses who could be called to testify — or whose names may come up during the trial — include Lloyd C. Blankfein, the chief executive of Goldman; Gary D. Cohn, the bank's president; A.G. Lafley, the former chief executive of Procter & Gamble and Kennethh I. Chenault, the chief executive of American Express.

Such views may come up during negotiations between the House and Senate on a final version of the spending bill.

(Do not add extra filling, or it may come out during baking).

After all, a Supreme Court vacancy may come open during your first term and she should certainly be on the short list for the top court.