Sentence examples for possibly draw from inspiring English sources

But could they possibly draw anywhere near the same audiences as wrestling?

He has already visited the Jaguars and the Tennessee Titans and could possibly draw an offer worth $7 million annually.

Churchill is exploring what might possibly draw these women to each other, but she never assumes that her characters are bound by any particular feeling of solidarity.

Mr. Iryani said he thought the increased involvement by the United States could inflame the situation in the south, and possibly draw in more foreign fighters.

Jaime Hernandez's contribution to "New Stories" sticks with his familiar cast, but it's just about the weirdest, most radical thing he could possibly draw, given his reputation: the first two chapters of a sci-fi superhero serial, "Ti-Girls Adventures No. 34".

Analysts say Mr. Pastrana is torn between hopes that the American attention and largess could provide Colombia with a rare opportunity for foreign investment, on the one hand, and concerns, on the other, that deepening ties to the Pentagon could unleash greater violence in Colombia and possibly draw in its neighbors.

Now here she is again – possibly yards away, possibly drawing closer.

Soon Manning, and possibly Drew Brees, may be making a lot of money, too.

Concerns flared about whether Hezbollah might attack Israel in retaliation, possibly drawing Lebanon into the conflict.

I'm not sure about the timeless bit - although it possibly draws on Joan of Arc's martyrdom cut, it seems more 1970s Purdey to me.

How could the unnamed senior former diplomat have possibly drawn the conclusion he subsequently expressed in the Guardian: that Prince Andrew is "a twat"?