Sentence examples for might be tables from inspiring English sources

Preceding me in the exit line might be tables for representatives of housing advocacy groups, drug- and alcohol-counselling services, domestic-abuse shelters, or (a few years back) Charles, the Condom Man, who passed out free condoms for AIDS prevention with a carny barker's spiel.

While we endured eight years' worth of anticipation that the pay ratio disclosure might be tabled, the matter has been settled and it appears here to stay.

Leaders of a left-wing Lib Dem group called the Social Liberal Forum are meanwhile agitating for an emergency summit of the party, at which a no-confidence vote against Mr Clegg might be tabled.

MPs should set up our own parliamentary website, and where petitions or proposals attracted overwhelming interest and support, parliament should consider, perhaps via its liaison committee composed of all its select committee chairs, whether some might be tabled for debate and vote on the floor of the house.

But Daniel Boulud, the chef and an owner, pointed out that the week before Labor Day is generally slow, so there might still be tables available for parties of two or four.

Depending on the solution pH, various calcium orthophosphates might be precipitated (Table 1) and, therefore, be deposited as coatings, films and layers.

It should however be noted that the census information was collected at least 7 years before this data collection and therefore some differences between self-reported results and figures from Census 2001 might be anticipated (Table 5).

Instead I asked if there might be a table for one.

If he had lived long enough for the cocktail--for the drugs to improve--he might be at table with me tomorrow.

There was little or no change in NDV antibody titers detected by NDV ELISA following HAPIV challenge, as might be expected (Table 4).

32 In patients with endocrine-resistant metastatic BC, chemotherapy might be considered (Table 2).