Sentence examples for may have best from inspiring English sources

Ken Daneyko, the veteran defenseman, may have best summed up the feelings of the Devils, the defending Stanley Cup champions.

William Evans, of Richmond, Virginia, may have best embodied the nonpartisan atmosphere and message of the event.

Senior team captain Chris Boland may have best summed up the thoughts of Blue Jay fans, coaches, and players alike when he said, "Obviously I'm disappointed.

The honor, voted on by fans, coaches and players, caps an extraordinary rise for Anderson, the Jets' leading receiver, who plays a role that Oakland Coach Jon Gruden may have best described: ace.

Mr. Romney may have best summed up the surreal scene, framed by gold plating, at Mr. Trump's casino: "There are some things that you can't imagine happening in your life," he said.

A Napster fan who posted an anonymous note on an Internet message board yesterday afternoon may have best articulated the reaction of the music-swapping service's users to the news that they may no longer be able to use Napster to copy as much music as they want, free: "This is the end, my only friend, the end," wrote the fan, "No.

He may have bested Mrs Clinton with his Treasury one-liner.

Even so, while Yammer may have bested it out of the gate, TrueCar's current market capitalization of $607 million — according to Yahoo Finance — is hardly small change.

Just as he did with Richard Nixon in 1960, Kennedy may have bested Goldwater in debates.

"They may have the best army in the world, maybe the best airplanes, ships, tanks than ours, but soldiers?

Greene and Farah may have the best chances.