Sentence examples for was might be from inspiring English sources

He didn't demur, had perhaps forgotten who Rendall Harris was, might be.

The standard intro for all of us was: "Might be good, might be shit, all the way from over there: [add name]." It's the docklands vibe that I love about the place.

But try doing that in a small town, where a neighbor's child, or a classmate of your own child, or a war veteran (like my father was) might be doing the begging.

The Hockey Night in Canada team discussed whether this (whatever it was) might be considered tampering in a deal, but … without launching a formal, legal, investigation into it, it would be difficult to really know what happened.

Sexton added the conversion – off the left upright, further suggesting that what luck there was might be going Ireland's way – and the holders were seven points up in six minutes and 10 after 10 minutes – the Welsh differential halved – when Sexton landed his first penalty.

As for Stravinsky, what his national self-identity was might be a subject of some interest among music historians, but anybody who contends that this question ought to have any bearing on our assessment of his musical output is out of his or her mind.

Could be, might be, tend to.

That might be might be better rephrased as: Can you really disappear from the Internet?

Gibson might be (might be? Is!) a chump and a bigot.

That people less wealthy than he is might be generating his revenue is irrelevant.

"But it just be might be enough to start a strong foundation".