Sentence examples for might have swapped from inspiring English sources

A less-patient owner might have swapped Bynum for the Nets' Jason Kidd last year — a trade that Bryant wanted.

If either player had been available at about No. 16 or No. 17, club officials thought, the Giants might have swapped a third-round pick.

But Wolfe had never learned to swim and as they sank into the waves she began to fear she might have swapped one grim fate for another, until two speed boats roared in with Tunisian captains but British tourists abroad.

Sébastien Marcovici, as her partner, and Philip Neal, as the Death figure, might have swapped roles to advantage: Mr. Neal (though older) has the youthful ardor, Mr. Marcovici the ominous persona.

In addition, even those who accept these haecceitistic differences regarding humans will likely deny that you might have swapped qualitative roles with your singleton set or some other mathematical entity.

One might reject certain instances of Chisholm's Paradox that require teacups to swap qualitative roles with tornadoes, but admit that other instances succeed in showing that distinct teacups might have swapped qualitative roles.

In the early years, these players, in an effort to discover all the ways they could ruin their Sims' lives, might've swapped stories with friends about building murder houses and endlessly upping their budgets for DIY torture devices using the "rosebud" money cheat.

The Angels might well have swapped all their chips for an elite starter, a prudent Plan A given the suspect rotation behind Garrett Richards and Jered Weaver.

You might assume that compasses will always point north, but in fact the magnetic poles have swapped places many times in the Earth's history.

Others have swapped properties.

The players have swapped roles, however.