Sentence examples for may whisper from inspiring English sources
Guessing what Beijing may whisper into the ear of Washington, meanwhile, is more difficult.
Whatever disgruntled Tory donors may whisper in Cameron's ear, anyone driving across the booming East Midlands can hardly complain of lack of development.
While many photographers — even agnostics — may whisper a prayer before releasing the shutter when faced with capturing the most important moments of their career, very few combine a religious vocation with a photographic one.
"Perhaps the 60 floral arrangements a day were a bit much," Frederick Vanderbilt may whisper in your ear as the tour guide leads you through his 54-room mansion in Hyde Park, N.Y.
These were irksome reminders to some locals who have spent years, even generations, trying to convince the rest of the world that St . Paulreally is its own separate, legitimate, worthy (perhaps even superior) city — despite what its bigger, more confident sibling to the west may whisper to the contrary.
Among the mad dash to turn off all the lights and get out the door, worry may whisper lies that we are being robbed of the precious, quiet, still moments in life.
The rest of us may not whisper over the backyard fence, but we all likely share what we know about the community's good citizens and scoundrels -- and contribute to community welfare by doing so.
Our culture may still whisper into the ears of young women that Prince Charming will come, sweep you off your feet, and take care of you -- which is fine if it happens, enjoy the ride -- but make sure you have a Plan B, because you absolutely cannot count on happily ever after.
Your child will have to stop whining, at least temporarily, to hear what you say, and he or she may start whispering as well.
I may want to whisper in your ear during the show.
