Sentence examples for might unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

He might unexpectedly strike?

She has a habit of inserting strange punctuation into her speech, so that one sentence might unexpectedly become three.

They are particularly skeptical of Toyota's assurances that the problem has nothing to do with the electronic throttle controls, which critics claim might unexpectedly open the throttle.

As further insurance, he planned an obvious escape hatch through which any guerrillas who might unexpectedly happen to be in the area could flee.

Hearing "Raspberry Beret" was like entering a new world, a more laid-back and funny Princeian landscape, where an overcast day might unexpectedly turn one on.

Another is the risk that a contract might unexpectedly be declared incompatible with sharia law and thus invalid a risk heightened by the absence of a single, worldwide body to set standards for sharia compliance.

But there were signs that the clash between the surrogates might get unexpectedly heated and personal.

On June 1, Continental Airlines gave an early signal that the quarter might be unexpectedly weak for the industry.

"I see nothing wrong with this – except perhaps that some young women seeking a lightweight beach read might get unexpectedly very depressed," she said.

Polls in New Hampshire, the site of the next primary event, showed Obama edging ahead, and it seemed likely that the nomination might be unexpectedly decided in January.

It is probably safe to say that a tenure shorter than five years would be considered brief for Francis, while a regime of much more than 10 years might be unexpectedly long.