Sentence examples for may last just from inspiring English sources

Miss this opportunity, which may last just a few years, and the re-emergence of more everyday issues will push such a scheme rapidly down the list of government priorities.

The festival, which also sees countless spaces across the city converted into event venues for the unofficial Off Sónar fringe, may last just for one weekend, but the Catalonian capital is a beautiful place to party in all year round, and López is here to point me in the right direction.

It may last just a few minutes, or in more severe cases, between a couple of hours and a day.

(Pilots have been especially critical of the sporting event no-fly zones, which may last just a few hours but are implemented thousands of times a year).

In the environment or the landfill, they may last just as long and decompose as badly as conventional plastics, and they are not recyclable.

All the signs are that the Afghan war may last forever, just as with the Soviet Union in the 1980s.

Windstorms may last for just a few minutes when caused by downbursts from thunderstorms, or they may last for hours (and even several days) when they result from large-scale weather systems.

Shocks in the jets produce the initial burst of gamma rays, which may last from just a few seconds to a couple of minutes.

The whole encounter may have lasted just nine minutes.

Further investigation suggested that his cowboy years had occurred somewhere between the sixth and seventh grade and may have lasted just under a month.

It may have lasted just 47 minutes but the outcome of Novak Djokovic's one and only grass-court match before Wimbledon spoke volumes of his readiness for SW19.