Sentence examples for may need hundreds from inspiring English sources
Each fracking job may need hundreds of trips by trucks bringing water to the site.
The Pentagon may need hundreds of millions of dollars in additional financing from Congress to build courtrooms, housing and other necessities of running military trials for terrorism suspects at Guantánamo Bay, officials said.
On Tuesday President Obama added to his statements concerning the crisis in South Sudan, saying that if Kiir and Machar "miss the target"on the 17th, the U.S. may need a "different plan" in dealing with the crisis.
If this rhetoric is expressed in code and collaboration over the coming years, President Abraham Lincoln's words may need to be adapted for the 21st century: software for the people, built with the people, released back to the people.
Go shopping after you pay whatever taxes and bills you may need to pay, but before the 20th of each month.
The building itself is also quite impressive, a 19th-century mansion, which, though it may need restoring, boasts a series of grand friezes and stucco busts.
You may need a minute to think about this, in the 21st century.
Whatever the problem, goes the caricature, well-paid bureaucrats from 19th Street demand that spending be cut.This caricature may need revising.
Customers may need to pack reading glasses for Jo Jo, which will seat 90: much of the lighting will come from reproduction 19th-century candle sconces.
