Sentence examples for might have test from inspiring English sources

Now that he's your partner, you can tell him about any new tricks you might have, test them on him, and even use him as an assistant (if the trick calls for it).

An adviser might have tested 99 strategies that failed before coming across one that succeeded.

Though I love Molière, seeing four "Tartuffes" in six years might have tested my affections.

In the 19th century, a sculptor might have tested the idea with a plaster cast.

Her high school guidance counselor might have tests she can take to help her identify her strengths and goals.

The weather test This month's "snow event" might have tested our transport infrastructure, but for our phones it was nothing more than a cold snap.

In baseball's grittier days, a pitcher might have tested a hitter in Hernandez's condition by throwing a pitch near his feet to make him move them.

Had the lower threshold been in place in the early part of the decade, there is a greater likelihood that some of the Panthers might have tested positive, Pash said.

Testing 4-year-olds might even be good for the city, helping keep high achievers and their PTA fund-raising parents in the school system, but for the child from a disadvantaged background who might have tested into a gifted program in third grade — hey, good luck with those enrichment clusters.

David Ortiz's explanation Saturday for how he might have tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs — careless use of supplements and vitamins — was part of an unusual concert among a player, his team, the players union and the commissioner's office in response to doping allegations.

Where novelists are concerned, it's less about where you might have test-driven your ideas, and more about you as a brand or a commodity.