Sentence examples for may get rather from inspiring English sources
Mr. Schlafert believes his client may get rather less, perhaps seven years.
In the evening, they may get rather merry after drinking a touch too much sherry".
Over time, the receptacle may get rather filthy and smell as bad as the stuff in the bag.
But if Britain left the EU, these issues may get worse rather than better.
Life may be about to get rather more austere for your average Athenian....
Morrissey's new album may be good but we get rather too much of it, to the exclusion of almost everything else.
But he may be getting rather tired of the private members' bill process.
But sometimes they must get rather nervous.
But there is no panel that can weigh whether resources might be better spent on Pap smear outreach to women who may get cervical cancer, rather than on vaccines given to young boys to prevent cervical cancer in their sexual partners.
Scheepbouwer may get his wish sooner rather than later.
"This issue may get settled on K Street rather than Main Street," said Gary Bongiovanni, the editor of Pollstar, a concert industry trade publication.
