Sentence examples for may now lurch from inspiring English sources
The Tories may now lurch Eurosceptical.
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.
Only within Mr Brown's economic remit was such exhaustive work done when Labour was in opposition.Indeed, if Mr Cameron's first year at the Tory helm saw style privileged over substance, the party may now have lurched too far in the opposite direction.
Instead of helping Mr Rajoy to reform the economy and cut public spending, CiU will now lurch into confrontation.
So Bolivia will now lurch to the left and perhaps towards confrontation with the United States.The count was expected to take several days to complete.
But the pendulum has now lurched in the opposite direction.
Somehow Gid was now lurching toward him, trying to retch up smoke.
As cyclical as ever, the industry is now lurching into a down period.
Could it be that the market is now lurching too far in the other direction?
But with its new and different banner, the Alberta Party will hope to attract centrists dismayed by the Conservatives' impending lurch further to the right.Mr Morton, beaten by Mr Stelmach in a leadership election in 2006, may now take over as Conservative leader.
