Sentence examples for possibly come back from inspiring English sources

"When it's two goals, you can possibly come back and do something, but three's tough," he said.

Ideas that may possibly come back to haunt … They live in a beautiful and enormous London flat.

General Manager Omar Minaya said the goal was to make Mejia into a starter, but "he could possibly come back to help us as a reliever".

Or other forms of reason that derive from intuition, as in the freedom to pursue a hunch and possibly come back with an insight.

Question: But did they make enough progress, sir, to now go back home, check with their people, and possibly come back during your administration--next month or in September--to come back to Camp David and try again?

The law may possibly come back and demand that he contribute something to the pension fund which since the 2008 crash has been in steadily mounting deficit that is now an estimated £571m.

Having some power arms possibly coming back would be good".

The Knicks would not give voice to such optimism, but McDyess would, speaking confidently about possibly coming back in March or April to help the Knicks make a playoff push.

"If you add everything up — a slowing market, Broken Tooth possibly coming back in — people may be scared there could be another round of violence," one gambling analyst said of the attack on Mr. Ng, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to comment publicly on the matter.

"They (New Zealand) were talking to him again about possibly coming back, so that threat hadn't totally gone away, but he weighed up his options and I'm pleased he has decided to stay and dedicate himself to Ulster".

"He's probably young enough that he doesn't need to be looked after that much, something like a couple of years in England maybe before he possibly comes back to finish his career in Cardiff.