Sentence examples for might go over from inspiring English sources

She went on to ask how it might go over in this age of terrorism.

The suggestion that since you're near the Park, you might go over and listen to the band concert.

"Only if the White House called me and said that they need me to go over to Iraq, then I might go over," Paterno said.

"You wouldn't build a bridge for the average number of cars that might go over, you build it for the maximum number of cars," Mr. Adinolfi said.

One of his adages from 1992 might go over better now than it did back then: when you elect a Clinton, you get "two for the price of one".

Without the ironclad guarantee of empathy, I had felt that they might go over poorly, especially alongside Dan's epics of a glorious youth spent playing Frisbee in Berkeley's Tilden Park.

That might not go over well at the office, and you might not be able to, if you do get the job.

Still, Winkler said this kind of action might not go over well with the broader public.

"Avenue Q," for instance, might not go over well with the "defense of marriage" set.

But Gretzky also said something that might not go over well with Bettman.

He suggested that might not go over well with end users, though.