Sentence examples for may never take from inspiring English sources

Emily/Amanda may never take down Victoria Grayson.

As he teaches, he's mindful that some students may never take another math class.

They know it is possible that they may never take Geovany home.

It's possible that your boss and your subordinate may never take well to each other.

Perhaps Brown means that governments must be color-blind — that they may never take race into account in their decisions.

Perhaps Brown means that governments must be color-blind that they may never take racolor-blind thatin theyr decisions.

The problem is that you may never have taken the time to learn how to take loving care of yourself when someone important to you is angry, blaming, judgmental or hurt.

Xanax users often have an even lower tolerance for the drug because they believe they are taking an anti-anxiety medication and may never have taken an opiate before.

But, he says, one big push of his has fallen well short of success — the cause of economic education, especially for grade-school youngsters, who don't take any formal economics, and for the "man in the street," who may never have taken any either.

And I had to remind myself I was not in Vienna, and that I could not put on a Persian collared coat and go to Dr. Freud's funeral, nor could I find out if C.S. Lewis was there, because when I read the play's program, I learned this encounter may never have taken place.

In some cases, the rides that the state paid for may never have taken place.