Sentence examples for might first make from inspiring English sources

If you're a male jumping spider, you might first make sure she wants to play.

It might first make you think, "Oh Rick, you loveably despicable hunk of right wing chutzpah, you.

He might first have made his living as a telegraph operator for the St Louis-San Francisco Railway, but Gene Autry ended his life as a multimillionaire after becoming the first of Hollywood's famous "singing cowboys".

The investigation is incomplete, but Mr. Smith acknowledged that Mr. Limbacher's vest might be the first made by the company to fail to stop a bullet it was designed and certified to block.

The idea that Avalon Bay might buy the street was first made public at this month's meeting.

That is, one might first define what makes a mental state a conscious mental state, and then define being a conscious creature in terms of having such states.

If I'm brutally honest, my ease is also because for the first time in ages I'm holidaying without the worry of Helen's health and the emotional weight of knowing every second might make for precious memories.

When, at the end, it asks you to fork over 50 or 100 bucks for the effort, those few seconds might make pulling out your credit card a little easier.

Its choice-and-consequence storytelling is deep, textured, and beautifully written, and the constant looming feeling that you might die at any second makes it exhilaratingly tense.

Mr Bale, an expert on the party's recent history, says that the sight of UKIP taking many votes from the party yet failing to translate them into a largely supportive bloc of right-wing seats in Parliament might finally make first-past-the-post intolerable.

To a casual eye, the use of white in the first picture might make it look as if the ice sheet itself has disappeared.