Sentence examples for may finish a from inspiring English sources

So for the first time since 1989 he may finish a year without a tournament win of any kind.

He may finish a picture with overlaid, long, flaccid brushstrokes, cancelling effects that have threatened to get out of hand — to become cheesily expressionistic or picturesque.

Bob Dickie, a retired worker at Inco Ltd., says the Canadian nickel producer's $12.5 billion bid for Falconbridge Ltd. may finish a job he started almost 50 years ago: combining two unions that fought for a generation.

Some students may finish a bit sooner, some a bit later.

What started as a redistribution of garden plots in a Moscow suburb may finish with a distribution of much juicier assets.

And the exhibition may finish with a rather racy Egon Schiele called Two Women Embracing.

Nevertheless, the temperature condition of the extension veins for each mélange zone shows a similar range, although the data are limited in the Mugi mélange, and this suggests that the extension vein development may finish in a shallower portion in the higher geothermal gradient than that in the lower geothermal gradient.

President Obama currently has a 3.2pt lead nationally and it seems like he may finish with an edge above 3.5pt.

And second, I did it when I was 30-years-old when it looked like I may finish without an Olympic medal.

Although a domestique may finish hours behind the peloton, his workload is often greater than the winner's.

A widget that was initially machined from a block of metal may finish up being injection-moulded from plastic.