Sentence examples for might have extended from inspiring English sources

They might have extended their lead before Chelsea equalised from a set-piece.

Had he known what he was missing, he might have extended his stay.

Officials might have extended the competition to the APEC participants themselves; their behavior was, at times, less than polite.

And while Rodriguez might have extended his mea culpa yesterday, a contract still has to be negotiated.

Pleas from his mother to scale back, which might have extended his career, also went for naught.

If he had thought of the surgery a decade earlier, Jobe might have extended Sandy Koufax's career.

Continuous abdominal pressure due to ileus and subileus might gradually have extended the injured part of the diaphragmatic musculature and might have induced the parahiatal hernia.

In exploring and underscoring his narrator's many contradictions, Bock loses some of the sympathy readers might otherwise have extended him.

Mr. Bush, asked about Columbia's decision to invite Mr. Ahmadinejad, told Fox News that it was "O.K. with me," but added that he might not have extended the invitation himself.

It might even have extended westwards to Amlekhganj (Fig. 1), complementing at shallow depth the blind 1833 rupture, and eastwards toward Hokse (patches 2C and 2C', respectively, Fig. 4), a place where the 1934 rupture was not seen (Fig. 2).

Turner might feel he should have extended the home side's lead when he met Pilkington's corner only to head wide from six yards.