Sentence examples for may come even from inspiring English sources

But the qualifying flight may come even sooner than that.

But it may come even further south at times.

Annoyance may come even from good offers, if they are ubiquitous.

But the next opportunity to scrap the Vagrancy Act may come even sooner.

Once President Bush clearly announces that our objective is to rid Iraq of Hussein, and our unshakable determination to do whatever it takes to win, defections from the Iraqi army may come even faster than a decade ago.

But what other privileges and freedoms the detainees are allowed may come even more into question as the Guantánamo population is winnowed down to a harder core and joined by the most notorious terror suspects captured by the C.I.A.

If he had touched these exhilarating heights, the ordeal at Euro 2012 may have come even more quickly.

Even more recently Dr. Sherrod and colleagues may have come even closer to the action at a construction site in Bellevue, an affluent suburb east of Seattle.

Other players may eventually come even closer to replicating good old-fashioned books.

And, should his breakout spring sustain itself into a big-time summer, the future may come calling even quicker for this hoopster turned hitter.

It may come as even more of a shock that one coach who offers this information freely is Alabama's Nick Saban.