Sentence examples for might he can from inspiring English sources

So I put this to the Prime Minister's official spokesman, who said that try as he might he can find no record of Sir Nick being anxious that public money and resources had been used for party-political gain.

The alliance's effort to project "soft power" while using adequate military might, he insists, can be a self-defeating proposition.

If anything, Khan might believe he can force the army to do what he wants.

Whatever jokes about teleprompters Republicans might make, he can be funny, professorial or soaring, as the need arises.

David Cameron might think he can fool the voters with a glossy leaflet but he should give them more credit than that.

Brownlee is still able to see them, if he looks hard, and might reckon he can catch them in the run.

Iain Duncan Smith might think he can get by on £53 a week, but try doing it for a year or for decades when your washing machine breaks down and your children need new shoes.

Yet, on the basis that Wilshere and Michael Carrick have proved particularly injury-prone, Shelvey might imagine he can play that quarter-back, deep-lying role Hodgson so favours when the tournament begins in France.

Try to make sense of it, and try to depict them as people a reader might feel he can know.

What he might think he can "get away with" is likely quite different than what people of color think for themselves.

The pros said, "That's a state (SC) he has to take," And he just might, if he can stay awake.