Sentence examples for may have time from inspiring English sources

Gash told the Giants he was not looking to make a quick decision on where to sign and team officials believe they may have time to wait until May.

But at 27 Mauresmo may have time to atone.

Even if Amazon enters the market, however, Netflix may have time to add customers.

If the victim suffers a moderate bite, he or she may have time to seek safety.

If so, the president may have time to enjoy his red-bush herbal infusions.

So we may have time for diplomacy, but not a lot.

Phil Harrison 9pm, BBC1 This one-off extension to the classic department store sitcom may have time-jumped to 1988 but it still feels old-fashioned, reheating the original formula of mild miscommunications against a backdrop of ladies' underthings.

It seems that an evil aristocrat (Mark Strong), executed for a series of murders, returns from the dead to mobilize an ancient secret society that he may have time-traveled into a Dan Brown novel to learn about.

Swann, one suspects, may have timed her exit perfectly.

There is, however, a growing school of thought that Trent Robinson may have timed the Chooks' run a little early.

Accordingly, the response data may have time-varying frequency contents and/or overlapping of modal frequencies due to non-stationary colored excitation.