Sentence examples for may reach some from inspiring English sources

The on-again-off-again (currently on) romance between Penny and Leonard Johnny Galeckii) may reach some resolution, but it almost certainly won't have the fairy-tale ending of Ross and Rachel on "Friends" or Carrie and Big on "Sex and the City".

Note that on this reading it is compatible with the is/ought paragraph that once a person has the moral concepts as the result of prior experience of the moral sentiments, he or she may reach some particular moral conclusions by inference from causal, factual premises (stated in terms of 'is') about the effects of character traits on the sentiments of observers.

Alternatively or in tandem, the UN may reach some sort of multilateral arrangement with the GCC to allow those with UN papers the right of entry into makeshift housing compounds which would fall under the administration and protection of the UN but subject of course to the host nations' local laws.

In a recent conversation, a contractor stated that the number of day workers, mostly illegal, congregating in Farmingville may reach 1,000 on some days.

In April, the International Monetary Fund said total losses for banks, insurance companies and investment funds may reach $945 billion, and some forecasters say the bill could be even higher.

Because the local economic impact of the game may reach $400 million by some estimates, a dud organization can make much more money holding a Super Bowl every five years or so than a bunch of Cardinals games on any given Sunday.

At the moment, Alibaba.com is getting a sliver of practically nothing revenues this year may reach $1 million from some advertising and paid promotions; losses will be many times that figure.

But if we scrape away the concrete of media truisms, we may reach substrata where some poets have dug.

This may reach 10% in some cases.

They are moderately sized at 0.5 0.7 metre (1.6 2.3 feet) long, though some may reach 1.3 metres (about 4 feet).

Adults range in length from 0.6 to 1 metre (2 to 3 feet); however, some may reach 2 metres (about 6.5 feet) in length.