Sentence examples for may get something from inspiring English sources

If he doesn't, America may get something worse or nothing at all.

"I may get something like that once a week," he said.

Superfans may get something out of it but for the rest, disappointed, you will be.

People who turn to free services for songs, movies or software may get something else they haven't bargained for: viruses.

By mid-March, the Knicks may get something resembling the old McGrady "Guys I'm playing against, they have almost a full season on me," he said.

I can't help thinking, though, that girls may get something valuable from superhero play, something beyond a mere outlet for aggression.

May I get something off my chest?

We've got at least three years in government ahead of us – we may actually get something done".

Rule number one: always move the good stuff first; that way you won't lose it or drop it, and if the deal falls through, you may still get something.

"We may never get something that looks just like Iron Man, but that's what we're looking for".

However, children and pre-teenagers may also get something entirely different out of virtual hangouts than adults.