Sentence examples for may come over from inspiring English sources

Such a theory may come over as soft.

Do this while the dog is watching, and it may come over to investigate.

If it's a date, you may come over as too needy and nervous and not as your usual, more relaxed self.

In the Arena game, a player may come over the wall and land right in your lap.

The real test for Top Gear and the BBC however may come over the next 72 hours as it airs in 80 countries worldwide.

But the biggest political u-turn may come over the vexed question of travel restrictions on passengers arriving from countries in west Africa where Ebola is most common, something Republicans have been demanding the White House reconsider.

"I was also concerned that if I did leave it I would not have been able to enjoy my night, he may have come over to me.

The millstones, four and a half feet wide and six inches thick, are relics of a grain mill at the heart of a 17th-century Dutch farming settlement, and may have even come over on Dutch ships as ballast.

To win over voters Mr Biden may attempt to come over as less of a gas-bag and Mrs Palin will get the opportunity to disabuse voters that she knows almost nothing about international affairs (Mr Biden's specialist subject) or the economy.For background, see article.

None of your friends may want to come over for a chalky protein shake or join you on a strict juice cleanse, but guaranteed, you'll find someone who'll come over for grilled squid, kalamata olives, and fresh hummus with cucumber chips.

This may prompt him to come over and say hello.