Sentence examples for may have sitting from inspiring English sources
The 4G goodness will work on any 4G capable handsets from Sprint, as well as any 4G Clearwire USB modems you may have sitting in your desk drawer.
It's a nifty idea, and it's one that's already working quite well on a platform you may have sitting in your pocket: Android's intents system does the same thing, allowing arbitrary applications to communicate with each other.
It would keep learning, observing the pile of legitimate E- mail you may have sitting in a folder and also a folder of trashed spam, if you happen to have one of those.
"You may have pesticides sitting in the soil," Mr. Grossman said.
The metaphysical side is ineffable: the rock may have been sitting there for thousands of years, but a shudder in geologic time almost takes a young life.
Did you know that the ultimate co-working space may have been sitting in the middle of your town or city for decades?
They may have been sitting down in their tuxes rather than tearing across the stage in their flares, but in the words of Barack Obama: "Guys who are not completely youthful can still rock".
The play, a little-seen slice of the Scottish canon, is performed in strong Glaswegian dialect — "Ye can ask but that disnae mean ye'll be tellt" — which means audiences may have difficulty sitting out a nearly three-hour production.
Capra comedies dwell on the gentle irony that the perfection you seek may have been sitting in your own home all along — and that, Sturges would contend, is the problem with perfection.
The alarm code to your house might be in a friend's address book — which may have been sitting on a server that was controlled, at least for a moment, by Path.
Another trick is to switch platters, remove the peppers and anchovies from the coffee table and replace it with the pears and Cabrales that may have been sitting on the bar.
