Sentence examples for may swear from inspiring English sources

Even if the Celtics do not win the N.B.A. championship, in a few years, you may swear that they did.

Thus under the Connecticut law any person whose record is erased "shall be deemed to have never been arrested" and "may swear so under oath".

Just to make things clear — because your program will not — there is no real Donna McAuliffe, although you may swear you remember reading about her case.

When a song opens, a listener may swear that it's the Who or the Beatles before the voices of these two Japanese women begin to chirp.

Jeter may swear on a stack of Yankees yearbooks that he is all about winning the ring, but he has been around long enough to have watched a few seeing-eye grounders in October go against his team.

But occasionally, in response to police requests, it said in a statement, it may swear in a new citizen up to a month early to help the candidate meet a citizenship requirement for a law enforcement position.

Thus, deceivers may include swear words as a way to appear to be emotionally connected to an incident while suppressing their true emotions.

Either of them may still swear to uphold it in January.

When you get about ten verses deep into Deuteronomy 20, you may even swear you're reading a rulebook for ISIS.

Many of us may love, swear to uphold, and even pledge to die to support the Constitution, but are simply unwilling to invest the time to read about a difficult subject.

"Even though two separate blurbers may both greatly admire the author, they may be sworn enemies to one another and would refuse to provide a quote if they knew that the other person was weighing in".