Sentence examples for might really happen from inspiring English sources
But this time it looks as though it might really happen, thanks to improvements in technology and the industry's current mania for convergence.
And in our article on Palestinian reconciliation ("It might really happen") in the same issue, we misnamed the chief clerk of the parliament, who is Ibrahim Kharishi, as Hassan Khereishi, who is a deputy speaker.
Polly's husband, the late Peter Jenkins, then Fleet Street's most influential columnist on the left, had been among the first to realise that the long-threatened split might really happen.
Some hinted that he should be impeached.In this section It might really happen Eek! Trouble at the top Flee or hide Muqtada al-Sadr, back in business Caught in the middle The eyes have it A rare good man Reprints Related items Corrections: Iranian politics and Palestinian reconciliationMay 12th 2011The president is unlikely to bow out any time soon.
Uganda has an estimated 3 billion barrels of soon-to-be-tapped reserves.In this section It might really happen Eek! Trouble at the top Flee or hide Muqtada al-Sadr, back in business Caught in the middle The eyes have it A rare good man ReprintsBut regime change is not yet in the offing.
"Burn them all," said one Benghazi native of the blacks fleeing Libya.In this section It might really happen Eek! Trouble at the top Flee or hide Muqtada al-Sadr, back in business Caught in the middle The eyes have it A rare good man ReprintsWhen the refugees reach Salloum, their plight is grim.
In his 2003 inquiry report into the death of Victoria Climbie, Lord Laming wrote of the need for "respectful uncertainty" among social workers; that they must be more sceptical and mistrustful about what might really happening behind closed doors.
It had seemed okay as a fantasy, but all of a sudden, the fact that it might actually happen was really shocking.
It had seemed OK as a fantasy, but all of a sudden the fact that it might actually happen was really shocking.
"This might actually happen.
Before his own murder, Zant seems to have come across evidence that some college roommates from 1973, now occupying very high places, just might know what really happened to Gina, and might pay a good deal of money to keep those details secret.
