Sentence examples for may lurch from inspiring English sources

Yet if Latvia stays unreformed, it may lurch back into instability, and perhaps into something worse.

The Tories may now lurch Eurosceptical.

America's housing market may yet lurch down again as foreclosures rise, high unemployment takes its toll and a temporary home-buyers' tax-credit ends (see article).

One analyst, Aleksa Djilas, says the reality of Serbia is that "this is a defeated country and great ideological zeal is burned out".But another reality is that Serbia may now lurch from crisis to crisis and then back to the polls.

THE economy may be lurching into another crisis, but you wouldn't know it from the stock market, where an epic party is under way.

Now the evil maniac may be lurching out of the shadows once again in the form of a global currency crisis.

The Ukraine crisis may have lurched into the diplomatic realm for the time being, but in Kiev they are not taking any chances.

The NHS may be lurching from one crisis to another but, to listen to the entrepreneurs gathered beneath the eves of this Hawskmoor-designed church a stone's throw from tech city, the health cavalry is on its way.

The murky Oscar race may have lurched ever-so-slightly into focus as the American Film Institute, in its first annual movie and television honors, named "The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring" the best film of 2001 at a nationally televised banquet Saturday night at the Beverly Hills Hotel.

Hurricane Gustav may be lurching toward New Orleans, causing the Republican National Convention in the Twin Cities to cease all but necessary business on Monday.

She wants to know why, despite outcry from her colleagues, the UK may be lurching towards legislation that would criminalize buying sex.