Sentence examples for months could pass from inspiring English sources
Previously, months could pass before police officers knew if a gun had been used before, says Iain O'Brien, the head of NABIS.
Some weeks or months could pass if either side then asked the full 12-member 11th Circuit Court to reconsider the panel's decision.
Although months could pass between occurrences, each felt like the first.
This is the town we live and jeer in, where the same people who gave you "Good Riddance" at your newsstand six months ago could pass off "Good to See Ew!" with a clear conscience yesterday morning.
Blair Jr. (letter, June 16) contests my suggestion (Op-Ed, June 11) that "months or years" could pass before Stevenson read a book.
Higgins vows to improve her speech and manners so much that in six months time she could pass for a duchess at an ambassador's ball.
The last months of the year could pass with little violence (by America's cruel standards), or they could see a flurry of death and injury.
Stanley A. Twardy, the United States attorney for Connecticut from 1985 to 1991, said that months or even a year could pass before prosecutors made their next move.
Look at magistrates courts: Labour took powers in 2003 to increase the maximum prison sentence that magistrates could pass from six months to 12.
