Sentence examples for might put some from inspiring English sources
And Mr O'Brien said experiences with early iPhones might put some people off.
Putting targets on deficits and surpluses might put some nations in a straitjacket.
Sometimes for an easy six-mile I might put some music on, listen to Michael Jackson.
But such a stance might put some show runners in violation of their contracts.
They also questioned the Government's focus on competitive sport and whether that might put some children off altogether.
That might put some egg on my face but I think it'd be really good for Robbie".
Might put on some banging tunes on.
The varietal chardonnay character might put off some terroir purists, but Santenay, on the southern Côte de Beaune, is known for power, and good value, rather than elegance.
The immediacy and easy colloquialism of the prose style might put off some readers, but a general audience will warm to this unpretentious and gripping yarn.
Their texture — halfway between osso buco and jello — might put off some diners, but the persuasive preparation, a rich reduction of red wine and cepas (Spanish porcini), transcends mere novelty.
If the charter review process ends up with the trust abolished, the next chair might only be in the job for two years – which might put off some strong candidates.
