Sentence examples for may come which from inspiring English sources

He played for tears in Awakenings,  Dead Poets Society and What Dreams May Come, which led New York Times critic Stephen Holden to write that he dreaded seeing the actor's "Humpty Dumpty grin and crinkly moist eyes".

Mahler's prediction that "my time will come," which may have seemed sheer bravado, has long since been borne out.

Autobiographies aren't how-to manuals, but they help artists understand ways in which a career may come about, which is helpful.

Clues as to which of these to pursue first may come from which cell lines are affected.

The difference may come down to which skaters perform cleanly — and which try the quadruple jump, the risky move that involves four full revolutions in the air.

That said, there are regulatory changes coming, which may affect how these companies operate.

Cold weather is coming, which may lead to some protester attrition.

Trump seems to have forewarned the Russians that the strike was coming, which may have helped avoid such an awkward situation.

The series may come down to which Tamika takes on the pivotal role.

Mr Negroponte may come to question which job is the more harrowing.

For ideological conservatives the question may come down to which candidate would be worse for their movement.