Sentence examples for might put recent from inspiring English sources

United looked like they might put recent Premier League struggles at home behind them when captain Nemanja Vidic was left unmarked to head in Wayne Rooney's corner just before the hour.

Perhaps some recent studies might put your mind at ease.

Before putting down the phone, I asked the deputy whether he thinks his team have won the battle against Pink Panthers if the recent capture might put them off trying to bust into any more jewelry stores in Athens.

Striving for the inwardness of the recent Southern past, the author, as philosophers might put it, pounds on noumena and skimps on phenomena.

But the outcome might put further impetus behind efforts to bring down the budget deficit, a topic the White House has addressed more visibly in recent days.

That slide might put a crimp in his stated goal of surpassing Bill Gates and Warren E. Buffett, the only two titans ahead of him on Forbes' most recent list of the country's richest people.

As the French might put it, touch?

As Liz Lemon might put it: opposite.

But it might put people off.

He might put it to better use".

"People might put two and two together".