Sentence examples for may get very from inspiring English sources

That means you can spread it to others, some of whom may get very sick.

When the economy eventually slows, things may get very nasty indeed.

"They may get very good, but they're not very good at the moment".

Though edges may get very fuzzy, there's no suggestion that things are fading away or fading into one another.

But the Inter-American Commission on Humannounced recently announced it would take up the case, which may get very uncomfortable for Mr. Ortega.

Beyond that time it may get very rugged for traders that are short crude, or perhaps those short oil stocks in general, all other things being equal.

They may not get very far in establishing the identities of those who may have put pressure on them.

However, you may not get very much.

The camera may also get very cold - you could get a flashy cold weather casing for your camera, but a jumper will normally do.

It even has a task force dedicated to building "democracy and the legal system", although that may not get very far.

But he may not get very far – Sergei Ryabkov, for the Russian foreign ministry, has said it is too early to talk about limiting tactical nukes.