Sentence examples for might ever work from inspiring English sources

That historians and sociologists, for example, might ever work together in curricula and research projects would have been scarcely conceivable prior to about 1945.

Hopefully, deadpans Williams, it's "this generation's answer to 10 O'Clock Live", and – seriously or otherwise – it's clearly a bid to dismantle the tired tropes of TV "satire" and imagine how such a thing might ever work again.

Facebook has also served as a cautionary tale, said Wolfe Herd, as the company develops its own standalone network independent of third-party data, and considers how it might ever work with other social networking and social media companies in the future.

Ever work with a mule?

Can he ever work again?

Do you ever work small?

Or could ever work.

Does voluntourism ever work?

Will it ever work?

Does it ever work?

Never ever work with a dull knife.