Sentence examples for might dust from inspiring English sources

Too optimistic, and the world might dust its hands together and say "job done".

European governments might dust off such ideas again after the war in Georgia.

"Rory on certain weeks might dust Jordan Spieth, Millerr said.

You might dust off your resume, or buy some new clothes for job interviews, or try to impress higher ups.

And if someone is arrested for peaceful protests, I might even dust off my old DC Bar card and return to Superior Court to represent that person's First Amendment right in Court.

In this season of all things Lincoln — when Steven Spielberg is probably counting his Oscars already — executives, entrepreneurs and other business types might consider dusting off their history books and taking a close look at what might be called the Lincoln school of management.

If Ms. Taittinger really aims to revive Baccarat as a world-class brand, she might consider dusting off more of these classics and putting them back in production.

Canada FESTIVAL TRANSAMÉRIQUES Montreal, May 24-June 9. Dancegoers looking to start the summer season with more contemporary and international fare than are typically offered at American festivals might consider dusting off their passports and heading north.

If tourism is beyond salvation, there's a substantial war relic hidden in the bush at Mokoreng which Parkop suggests might be dusted off to provide a future for Manus.

Carlos Velasquez, who oversees marketing for the board, said old rules might be dusted off to prohibit obscenities in lyrics and the practice of throwing T-shirts and other merchandise from rap floats, which promotes rowdy behavior.

If Mr. Romney looks as if he might want to dust the lint off your lapel, Chris Christie looks like he would buy you a beer.