Sentence examples for may have hung from inspiring English sources

"A lot of kids may have hung out at the ballpark," he said.

They may have hung on in pockets – including caves in Gibraltar – until 28,000 years ago, it was believed".

The veteran commentator may have hung up his microphone in the real world, but the series that bears the name of John Madden carries on from strength to strength.

Beckwith picks her favourites Tamara Beckwith may have hung up her it-girl crown, but she's a long way from losing interest in who's who on the red carpet.

John Madden may have hung up his Telestrator when he retired from broadcasting football in 2009, but he is as enthusiastic as ever when he talks about the Oakland Raiders, Peyton Manning and his Madden NFL 11 video game. A. I like the Baltimore Ravens.

Now, all of this might have been disastrous -- a Labor Party born in the 1930's might well have wound up controlled by Stalinists -- but my point is that during the Depression crisis our two-party configuration may have hung on the slim thread of Roosevelt's charisma.

However, sources disagree whether the man hanged was the culprit and the colonists may have hanged an older, possibly dying man, instead.

But Fowler may as well have hung out the 'Gone fishin" sign.

John Gabriel, the Orlando general manager, may as well have hung a sign outside his office after the Magic's wild draft-day dealings: Tim Duncan or bust.

Villas-Boas may as well have hung an enormous glazed Iberian ham in the centre of Spurs defence, so ravenously did Suárez bear down on Capoue right from the kick-off.

They were so poor in possession at times that they may as well have hung signs around their necks asking the home team to attack - with an arrow pointing to the right, where Efe Ambrose toiled.