Sentence examples for might do was from inspiring English sources

Foresight of what someone else might do was merely part of the evidence, he said.

In 1984, Sir Robin Cooke, a senior judge, decided an appeal case from Hong Kong in the judicial committee of the privy council declaring that foresight alone of what an accomplice might do was sufficient to prove guilt.

I'm not the smartest cookie in the supermarket multipack, all I ever hoped my poetry might do was live sincerely in the world and take everything that happened, turn it, distil it, and give it back to the reader – in the hopes it might move them, or be "useful", to borrow a word from Olds.

Much more important than a handful of Al Qaeda operatives, no matter how much terrible damage they might do, was the rising economies of China and India.

Thompson, backed by the missionaries, insisted that the agreement only involved the extraction of metals and minerals, and that anything else the concessionaires might do was covered by the concession's granting of "full power to do all things that they may deem necessary to win and procure" the mining yield.

What I might do is watch Mrs Doubtfire.

One thing the new Arizona law might do is encourage solidarity among players of color.

"The other thing we thought they might do is shout — raise their voices," Johnston said.

Anybody who tried to predict what Saddam Hussein might do is treading in dangerous water.

The next thing one might do is to throw back the head and laugh.

What she hopes "The Takeaway" might do is reverse some of those trends.