Sentence examples for may even hold from inspiring English sources

For a few escapist hours, they may even hold this year's sobering realities at bay.

It is conceivable that projects may even hold yearly competitions to include a volunteers graphics bundle to be deployed with the project's application.

"We may even hold the opening round of our basketball tournament in Greensboro," a frequent site of the A.C.C. tournament, he said in jest.

[C1.] The withdrawal of Cnooc's bid for Unocal seems unlikely to derail China Inc.'s economic expansion overseas, and may even hold a few lessons.

Mr. Cameron has touted the benefits of having a flexible currency, free of the constraints of the euro — and Britain may even hold a referendum on its continued membership in the European Union.

By forging a united front, the Kurds will bolster their strength in the national assembly in Baghdad (where they may even hold the balance) and secure a key spot in Iraq's post-election constitutional debate.

On the bright side, the fact that markets haven't ended the European mess by themselves — say, through a truly huge capital flight from the more troubled countries — suggests that a solution does exist in principle, and may even take hold.

As for the immigrants fromwith southeast Asia, they may have been replaced after the second group from Asia arrived or may even have held on until Europeans arrived on the continent, Neves says.

They were entwined – I think they may even have been holding hands at the time of the fall". The Burgesses were wearing waterproof outdoor gear and good walking boots.

Board officials say that it may not even hold a public session to approve its report, but simply have its members sign it.

But the inability of Deutsche Bank, as trustee for the pools, to produce proof of ownership at the time of the foreclosures will fuel borrowers' concerns that they are being forced out of their homes by entities that may not even hold the underlying loans.