Sentence examples for might repair from inspiring English sources

For at least 15 years, maybe 20, Mr. Wangensteen had known Mr. Temeczko, a Polish immigrant who prowled alleys looking for discarded items he might repair and sell.

The town's image (along with its businesses) was suffering, and the ex-Hizzoner, Brian Fletcher, had been mulling how he might repair the damage.

Such a cut might repair some of the damage done by recent government moves to Britain's attractiveness as a place to do business.

Landis, who campaigned for the hearing to be open to the public, hoping that he might repair his image, is now facing a new batch of challenges to his character.

CocoRosie's manager, a quiet, nervous young man named Simon Guzylack, came to report that the Olympia said everyone had to be out in five minutes but that there was an after-hours club to which they might repair.

While a few generous donors might repair the statuary, those trees can be replanted and still not reach their intended grandeur within the lifetimes of the vicomte or other cousins of the Sun King.

And with Tuffrey in the spotlight for a few months, you might even repair some of the damage.

He said improved treatment for Mr. Chen might help repair the deep rift between Taiwan's political camps.

Lawmakers' traditional reluctance to cut spending was compounded by uncertainty over plunging revenues and hopes of a federal aid package that might help repair their battered budget.

Both voters and analysts suggested that Mr. Bolaños's background in business and with civic groups, as well as the support of Washington, might help repair the economy.

This might even repair their broken reputation, at least a little.