Sentence examples for might consult a from inspiring English sources

Before making a nighttime run, you might consult a thermometer.

You might consult a therapist regarding his behavior, despite the fact that he and his neuroses have been dead for decades.

His birds are weirdly anthropomorphic (his white pelican looks as if it might consult a pocket watch before flying) and yet they are preternaturally realistic.

Parents are legally responsible for much that their minor children do — you might consult a lawyer about this — and also have ethical responsibilities for their actions, including the financial obligation you describe.

The decision on how to manage patients presenting with T-LOC was incumbent on an individual doctor, who might consult a senior colleague if necessary.

You might consult a database such as Bricklink, which has organized every LEGO piece into categories, or you may develop your own system of categories.

To get an idea of how long, one might consult Libby Vogel, a Brooklynite whose recall of New York in the doldrums seven decades ago remains remarkably clear.

You might consult with a trademark lawyer over the course of the process to make sure you're not missing anything.

And for a little play, one might consult "Boogie Before Bedtime," a 1984 cable-show video, and "Little Egypt Never Got to the Chicago Fair: An Exposé of a Flamboyant Myth," an article by Ann Barzel in a 1964 issue of Dance Magazine.

Following discharge, patients who suffered a HAI might consult primary and community care services, such as general practitioners.

If the reclusive, one-eyed Mullah Muhammad Omar is indeed the last word, he might consult his own Edict No. 14, a July 31 decree concerning the behavior of foreign nationals.