Sentence examples for might never get it from inspiring English sources

We all felt that if we stopped we might never get it again.

She was his other half, the yin to his yang, without whom he feared he might never get it right again.

I think Ms. Mayer was fortunate to understand what I did not grasp 10 years ago – that if she chose to step away from her career, she might never get it back.

I also heard from Carol Fishman Cohen, co-author of "Back on the Career Track: A Guide for Stay-at-Home-Moms Who Want to Return to Work" (sorry, guys, no gender equity in that title), who vehemently disagreed with Ms. Romaniuk's frustrated declaration that "if you choose to step away from your career, you might never get it back".

Don't put it off, either, or you might never get it done.

Floyd Kelly had been working part-time for two years at a Sam's Club in Washington state when he told HuffPost last year that "if you give up full-time, you might never get it back" in this economy.

I knew that Croatian President Franjo Tudjman had long coveted Banja Luka as part of his project for a greater Croatia, and was afraid that if he got his hands on the place, we might never get him to return it to a future Bosnian government.

"I can understand how they might never get over it, because it depresses me and I only know it because I used to go fishing there from time to time".

"I can understand how they might never get over it, because it depresses me and I only know it because I used to go fishing there from time to time". Portugal's state-owned EDP electricity company, which runs the Lindoso reservoir hydroelectric plant, blamed low rainfall for the drop in the water level.

He might never get over it, or it might take a month - but with the right help there is every chance he will come back".

He might never get over it, or it might take a month - but with the right help there is every chance he will come back". Rushton is now blind in one eye and has severely limited vision in the other.