Sentence examples for may try something from inspiring English sources
Associates who claim to know his mind say that Mr. Perot may try something new.
Other banks may try something like what Fifth Third Bank has done with its Secure Checking Account package.
The suggestion is that both teams may try something similar at the Arena Corinthians, in what might well be a slow-burner.
He may try something similar in showing President Clinton speaking to the convention while the police and protesters are clashing outside.
"There could be an individual, or a group of individuals, who may try something somewhat impromptu; the hope, the expectation, is that they will be detected by what we have," said one intelligence official.
When he takes the podium at next week's Tory conference he may try something similar again: it would be nice to hear a reference to I Know It's Over (1986), though one fears the atmosphere will be more suggestive of the 1987 stomper A Rush and a Push and The Land Is Ours.
While the engineers labored at computers to carry out his suggestions, Reznor sent a few texts, and when the engineers seemed to have taken longer than they should have he looked over their shoulders and said, "May I try something," and pressed some keys, and one of the engineers said, "I didn't know you could do that".
And now many women are wondering if they may want to try something else.
But if the Lib Dems make further gains in the polls, they may have to try something else.That's because the Lib Dems are well ahead of where they were at this stage in 2001, the last general election year.
But so long as the age remains a one-size-fits-all, federally-mandated 21, and so long as any state that may want to try something different, in hopes of reversing the dismal trend of binge-drinking that (maybe or maybe not coincidentally) has become more serious in the years since the drinking age was raised, forfeits 10% of its federal highway funds, nothing is likely to change for the better.
If not, they may want to try something else.
