Sentence examples for might return some from inspiring English sources

The university said there was a chance that visiting teams might return some of their allotted tickets.

He says he might return some day to "help pick up the pieces" but has no immediate plans to do so.

But he said that India might return some diplomats to Pakistan and might make "military gestures" to reflect the easing of tensions.

He's free, and it seems possible that he might return to some version of the former life he had been determined to reject.

Although defensive tackle Shaun Rogers was thought to be lost for the season with a blood clot, Tom Coughlin said a shift in medication offered a "ray of hope" that he might return at some point.

The German aerospace industry desperately wants the Eurofighter order and, to help pay for it, might return early some of the government loans it got to subsidise work on the (civilian) Airbus.

Macron described "a new deal with four pillars" covering U.S. and European concerns over whether Iran is concealing any current nuclear activities; the prospect that it might return to some activities when provisions of the deal expire in 2025; ballistic missile testing; and Iran's alleged destabilizing activities in the Middle East.

With another fabulous Midsumma Festival showcasing the cultural cream of Queer Melbourne drawing to a close, some of us may be wondering if our wallets, phones, and minds might return at some point later this week.

Ross in a statement said that "Reed Between the Lines" was a show "I believe in and care about" and that there was a "chance" she might return at some point.

He thought he might return tomorrow and build some more, but as of eight o'clock, around when I happened upon him and his structure, he wasn't sure.

Some might return to their home countries, others might be granted asylum by other nations if rejected by their homelands, and still others would remain in detention in American facilities.