Sentence examples for may have blocked from inspiring English sources

May have blocked his own bat with his pad, that could have been the noise.

Some legal observers believe his style of delivery, his love of legal parodies and a penchant for humorous sallies may have blocked promotion.

Analysts suggested the more sceptical members of the ECB's governing council, such as the Bundesbank president, Jens Weidmann, may have blocked more aggressive action.

The civilians on board disrupted crew communication and may have blocked a TV linked to the periscope, the report says, and the periscope scan was too quick to pick up a vessel as close as 2,000 yards.

There is evidence to suggest that Borghese was inclined to show clemency a pardon for Caravaggio was rumoured in Rome in the autumn of 1606 but Tomassoni's powerful connections may have blocked a pardon.

A flashback, for anyone who may have blocked the run-up to the Commonwealth Games from their minds: The days leading up to the opening ceremony were a frenzy of last minute preparations.

"I may have consciously blocked out some of this stuff," he said.

He was the Institute's public-relations director, and he may have just blocked it out of his mind.

We are working diligently to obtain documentation as to why our service may have been blocked, as we have yet to receive any official notice".

In an email with Buzzfeed, a Twitter spokesperson referred to Twitter's policy around harassment and abuse as a potential reason why the account may have been blocked.

The use of video for reviewing a concussion may identify signs of injury that may have been blocked from view or otherwise missed by medical staff.