Sentence examples for may hold many from inspiring English sources

Jurek insisted that the tunnel at the 65th Kilometre was just a point of entry into a labyrinthine complex that may hold many Nazi treasures.

Bill Cannon Evanston, Ill., July 9, 2010 To the Editor: I agree with David Brooks that reading books may hold many advantages over learning through the Internet.

Islamic State may hold many more hostages.

IS may hold many more hostages.

The finding hints that Jupiter may hold many other small objects in its sway.

The Duggar family may hold many of the same beliefs, but they do not self-identify with the Quiverfull movement.

At fairly senior levels in China, a person may simultaneously hold many, many different jobs, with different titles, in different organizations, all with differing levels of seniority — kind of like a musician who is simultaneously involved in several projects and collaborations at the same time.

The PLS 602 S (about $370) has four wash-cycle settings and may hold as many as eight full place settings.

On the basis of the size of the region surveyed by the HST, astronomers calculated that the Kuiper Belt may hold as many as 100 million objects.

Barren as it may appear to the Americans, the Gradiste hill is regarded by many Macedonians as one of the most important historical sites in the country, as well as home to a recently discovered 300-year-old Muslim cemetery that may hold as many as 2,000 graves.

The Ikea parking lot may hold as many as 1,500 vehicles.