Sentence examples for might well spot from inspiring English sources
You might well spot something.
If you thought you saw a familiar, nattily attired Englishman poking around Lincoln Center in recent days, you might well have spotted Sting, right, inspecting the Metropolitan Opera as he prepares to perform there as part of an orchestra tour this summer.
In this instance, though, and much as I hate to admit it, his timing might well be spot-on.
Well spotted, Mr Faruk Pekin.
"Well spotted," said Michael.
While he had eight seconds to see the signal, its unusual shape - a "reverse L" - made it more difficult to spot and might well have misled him into thinking he could continue.
If two Bakintsi aged 60 or so with different beliefs were to meet now in some distant spot, they might well bond over common memories of jazz clubs and school classes in scientific socialism.
I have lots of plants in the 'wrong' place, insomuch as I might well move them to a spot where their full qualities can be enjoyed to better effect or where they work better with their surroundings, but I would never consider them weeds.
