Sentence examples for may want an from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a player may want an opponent to be well-informed.

If you have a low threshold for conflict, you may want an architect to run interference with the contractor.

But Mr. Milner saw potential problems for Curves: As its customers age, they may want an even more relaxed workout.

People may want an individual e-mail address at home, but feel snubbed when their partners do, too.

"People may want an item to come to their office that day, their house the following day and get other items in a couple days.

And Traub observes: "The major powers never want a big secretary general, but now they may want an even smaller one".

We may want a united Ireland, but no one wants it at this price.

Of course, not everyone may want a guard to carry a gun.

Large farms may want a dozen or more to keep at tracks around the country.

You may want a bigger dining room because you're entertaining more".

"Although you may want a new bike anyway, and losing the key becomes your excuse".