Sentence examples for may have saw from inspiring English sources

Hula hoops may have saw their rise in the late 1950s when first invented, but it has since become an object outside of kitsch due Michelle Obama revealing her secret hoop skills, plus that ab-firming exercise made known by Beyoncé and Pink.

Would it alter how we experience Gerard Manley Hopkins's dark sonnets ("I wake and feel the fell of dark, not day. / What hours, O what black hours we have spent / This night!"), if we knew he may have sawed Zzzzs?

You may have heard that old saw about needing only 20 well-chosen stocks to diversify.

It is unlikely, but possible that an old saw may have stress cracks and could split or shatter when compressing the metal.

This "see-saw" effect may have been missed in studies combining light and deep sleep into a single 'non-REM' category [42], [43].

This difference is likely due to the increase in phage-related proteins within a recently identified SAW subspecies, which may have increased propensity for the uptake of foreign DNA (largest SAG genomes in this study) as compared to SAA.

Sompasauna shacks are free to use and maintained by volunteers; visitors may have to chop their own firewood with the saw from blocks of wood provided.

You may have to put the tile back onto the saw to trim the jagged notch end that is left.

But a few may have survived long enough for a landing, in some saw-grass marsh or a cypress slough, and slithered off in search of food or a mate.

(See "China's Green Agenda Shows Solar Flair").. Treasury markets see-sawed a bit as renewed fears that Greece may have troubled reining in spending and raising revenue gave way to an appetite for risk in the afternoon.

The reports in the warrants say the escapees "sawed" through some of the security bars but make no mention of any tools they may have used or where they may have gotten them.