Sentence examples for might get interesting from inspiring English sources

When conductors with Mr. Milarsky's skills and interests begin to be taken seriously by the major orchestras, things might get interesting.

It might get interesting when Coach Don Casey goes to the bench.

"I thought this might get interesting," said Jarrett, who is third in the Winston Cup point standing behind Bobby Labonte and Earnhardt.

It came from Lima who was 25 yards out, it deflected off Squillaci and trickled into Fabianski's arms.... but it was a shot, doggone it, and a sign that things might get interesting.

But Sam's Club happens to be the first warehouse discount chain to get the device so things might get interesting.

And that's where things might get interesting.

If England get to the final, and generate some flag-waving along the way, it might even get interesting.

The email address Wilson had for The Assistant was [email protected] – might get an interesting out-of-office now.

"It's like gambling -- you don't know what you are going to get, and you might get something interesting or fun," he said.

"I was making my own molds, but then I decided I could try some found objects and I might get some interesting effects," she said.

Now, if the Bulls hold LeBron James to two points in a half in Wednesday night's Game Two? Well then this series might get really interesting.