Sentence examples for may well pick from inspiring English sources
In the May elections he may well pick up a lot of support again.
Even if America drops the baton, another country may well pick it up.
And if private investors fret, central banks may well pick up the slack.
The Democrats may well pick up more evangelical votes this year, but for reasons that could be circumstantial.
The campaign against Citizens United may well pick up steam as more people begin to feel the power.
Ms. Davis, who won a Tony for her performance in Wilson's "King Hedley II," may well pick up another for her work here.
It may become a bit dull after baking, so you may as well pick up paint to match.
If it doesn't matter whom we vote for, we may as well pick names from a hat or introduce some kind of rota system for Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall.
If they don't, the spinners will insist, they may very well pick Mr. Romney, Mr. Perry or someone else with a lesser record on issues that people care about.
"Without a supplement or another mechanism for generating revenue for purses starting Jan . 1 , 2008New Jersey racing may as well pick up a shovel and dig its own grave," he said.
The trouble is that it cannot be long before it dawns on someone (and it already should have done) that with England's present batting line-up they may as well pick the best wicketkeeper.
