Sentence examples for might referred from inspiring English sources

In No. 9, the word "might" referred to a claim that Iraq "might already have" started producing VX gas.

"They're usually pop culture references, like McDonald's, which might refer to a hamburger or to someone named Ronald".

It might refer to "my people but not you and your people" or it might refer to "my people and you and your people".

They are what Donald Rumsfeld might refer to as the "known knowns".

The thought that you might refer to your own genitalia as 'bacon' is profoundly unsettling.

It might refer to the shoals of fish that Timothy's presence seems miraculously to summon.

"He might refer to the number of pages on football that week," he said.

The time that we might refer to as the Time Before Political Correctness, aka the early 60s.

Elizabeth Minchilli in Rome: "Dandelion" might refer to chocolate these days, at least in San Francisco.

"They might refer to themselves as the Chick-fil-A bus, for example," he said.

The reasonable downside case might refer to his 10th percentile situation instead.