Sentence examples for may wound from inspiring English sources
What may wound the Memphis program even more than Calipari's loss is the recruits it may lose.
And when his wings enfold you yield to him, Though the sword hidden among his pinions may wound you.
She knows he's going to leave her, yet however much that may wound her, she still wants him with her now.
Such comments are dividing lawyers across the country, with some worrying that trial lawyers may wound their reputations by drawing criticism that they are greedily capitalizing on the country's pain.
This creates, she wrote, "a kind of self-imposed paralysis on biographical messaging that some observers, including Republicans, say may wound his campaign in an era in which voters want to achieve a kind of unprecedented intimacy with their candidates".
Yet, as can happen with IEDs, the shrapnel from this one may wound its originator more severely than its intended targets.
But it may wind up reducing competition.
"They may wind up with zero".
Many may wind up being turned away.
We may wind up with tougher penalties.
The Yankees may wind up with one.
