Sentence examples for might go from from inspiring English sources

One wonders where Ms. Kim might go from here.

Others are already onto something distinctive, and you wonder where they might go from here.

Without Sterling, those probabilities might go from 20/50/20/10 to 10/40/30/20.

It is hard to say for sure where Monty might go from here.

Step away for a moment to sip your cocktail and your fillets might go from pearly to parched.

So much information might become overwhelming: you might go from not knowing how to be happy to not remembering.

There is barely a policy that might go untouched, from the economy to healthcare to education, from balancing the global order to combating climate change.

In a conversation recently, when I was making the commonplace complaints about religions, a friend remarked that without religions people might go mad from life's mysteries.

But, if we think about the future, we might go away from gravity as well, if we go to other planets.

"It must be remembered that an explosive belt might go off from a blow or a certain movement made by the bomber," he said.

There was no way for them to tell how long this would take; the truck might go direct from the bank to the ice plant or it might make a lot of other calls first.