Sentence examples for may have exchanged from inspiring English sources

"Several hundred dollars may have exchanged hands," the official said.

Enforcement officers, who said investigations were ongoing, declined to comment on how much money may have exchanged hands, saying only that Yempe had "defrauded a few commissioners".

The pair may have exchanged words then, and they certainly did when in Panesar's next over, Moore failed to middle a pull, and Jaik Mickleburgh took a looping catch at mid wicket.

Frankly, I'm skeptical that a deal can be worked out in which Syria hands over its chemical weaponry, and President Obama may have exchanged a losing struggle with Congress with a Sisyphean struggle with Russia.

Messi and Javier Zanetti, Inter's veteran left-back and his fellow Argentina international, may have exchanged affectionate kisses as the teams shook hands before the kick-off, but thereafter Barcelona's No10 spent the early stages of the match drifting away from his compatriot, who found himself chiefly occupied with the advances of Pedro.

This also lets you find and review any messages you may have exchanged with your LinkedIn contacts on other channels.

Foreign-currency borrowers may have exchange-rate fluctuations to cope with.

The geographical distribution of accessions within clusters is consistent with the notion that our approach produces a meaningful arrangement of the accessions into groups that may (have) exchange(d) genetic material.

Though El Chapo may well have exchanged texts with a number of people while in hiding, only the conversations with del Castillo were leaked to the Mexican media.

The new evidence suggests that the two groups may even have exchanged ideas and culture, say the researchers.

In our case, by looking into a single species, and given the higher sequence homology, viable recombinants may exist that have exchanged only parts of proteins.