Sentence examples for one might bring from inspiring English sources
But as time wore on, I almost had myself convinced that to not buy one might bring about permanent psychological damage in the form of repressed desires sometime when he hit the age of forty.
One might bring capital and the other brings expertise.
Rules displayed prominently at the gates limit the amount one might bring into the ground.
Carefully managed, this one might bring a cessation of violence, if not lasting harmony, for months, or even years.
Now many congregate on a golf course next to the airport, where the mayor worries — "God forbid" — that one might bring down a flight.
In fact, another way one might bring the bugs home is by picking up furniture at garage sales, flea markets and even off the curb.
"I think of it as a tool, one which might bring stories and issues to particular donors who wouldn't otherwise be aware and prompt them to give".
If you ask for one, they might bring you some toilet paper or try to sell you a plastic package of Tempo-brand tissues, so bring your own.
Any one problem might bring Serbia's new democratic order tumbling down, and with it the possibility of stability in the Balkans.
Mr. Qurei, a seasoned politician, appeared to be seeking a broad base for his government, one that might bring him greater Palestinian support than Mr. Abbas enjoyed but perhaps less immediate Israeli support.
