Sentence examples for may dry up from inspiring English sources
Because one day the well may dry up..."...
Soaring temperatures and erratic rainfall may dry up surface water.
"If we deal with our childhood too directly, we may dry up the springs of fantasy.
Now, it seems, the leaker has been caught, and the scoops may dry up.
If that happens, they argue, springs in the region may dry up, killing wildlife like bighorn sheep and coyotes.
As those programs expire, consumer demand may again dry up.
If the infection is confined to a small area, the diseased tissue may eventually dry up completely and fall off.
Moreover, some of the new factories in America have been wooed by subsidies that may soon dry up.
Among the twenty-five wells in the Furawiyah area, only three were left unmolested — and those may soon dry up, owing to overuse.
But teachers worry, not unreasonably, that their performance is difficult to measure, that they will be judged by incompetent principals, and that promised bonuses may later dry up.
