Sentence examples for may have plants from inspiring English sources

A company may have plants many miles apart, so rounding up that many votes could be hard.

But the police think he may have planted the bomb himself, several officials have said.

The banner headline screamed: FBI suspects 'hero' guard may have planted bomb.

There was no indication of who may have planted the bomb.

It is that role, U.S. officials believe, that may have planted the seed for reform.

The last thing this gardener may have planted before his death?

The people in Libya, Dr. Fuller said, may have planted watermelon seeds so they always had a tasty snack on hand.

Defence lawyers suggested police may have planted the bullet and claimed the bones had been moved from another location.

There has been speculation in the Russian press that the security services may have planted the bombs to build popular support for the war in Chechnya.

Preliminary reports suggested that the man who was killed, an Iraqi worker recently hired to lay a roof in the telecommunications compound, may have planted the bomb.

By expanding into all levels of society, the hard-line guardians of the old theocratic order may have planted the seeds of their own election defeat.