Sentence examples for might be visited from inspiring English sources

Once chosen, a place might be visited by any one of the wild rigs that walked out of the abyss.

But a three-star might be visited as often as a dozen times a year, Mr. Brown said.

He had long dreamed that the Hubble, which he and the other astronaut servicing teams had said goodbye to forever in 2009, might be visited again and upgraded one more time to do the dark energy work.

All that will happen is that they might be visited by inspectors focused on how local authorities are fulfilling their statutory duties to ensure child protection and other children's social services are provided in their area.

He spoke only in his thoughts, offering reparation and promising to accept whatever might be visited upon him for associating himself with the mockery of the man the Spaniards had met by chance in Dublin, for mocking the lopsided image on the road, taking fifty euros for a lie.

In the same week we might be visited by a Swedish telecoms boss, the Afghan finance minister, the head of MI5 and an American senator, and we of course discuss every topic under the sun.The people knocking at my door these days tend to be the postman, the tree surgeon and the man fixing the drains.

And that would apply to those who are full-time residents of China as well as those who might be visiting for the Olympics," said State Department spokesman Tom Casey.

For example, there had been plenty of indications that Mr Netanyahu might be visiting Mr Obama early in May, but the White House let it be known that the president was not available then.

In another development, the South Korean authorities on Thursday morning were looking into indications that Mr. Kim, the North Korean leader, might be visiting China, an official in the presidential office of South Korea said.

Suggesting he might be visiting the United States for business, he asked her, "If I was in New York, where would I take a beautiful girl to dinner?" "I remember congratulating myself on coming up with such a smooth line," he said.

"We're dancing," my son says with a giggle as he and his sister and whoever might be visiting us spin in place with smiles that could power a small city.