Sentence examples similar to we might ever be from inspiring English sources

If you think you might ever be interested, the time to check it out is now.

I sometimes wonder if I might ever be accused of stealing my own idea.

If Johnson might ever be fit to return, postpone the shows until he can.

As the house's value sank, they owed more than it might ever be worth.

There was absolutely no sense that this might ever be an enjoyable hobby.

We stopped for a time in one of the bars that was open, where candles made the place more beautiful than it might ever be again.

"We are continuing to work through the issues on that," Verma said, without elaborating on what the issues were or whether the idea might ever be approved.

Asked what company might ever be in a position to acquire Microsoft, Mr. Nielsen replied: "That's the point.

Asked if there might ever be a Toy Story 4, he replied: "I think there will be.

If the vending machine – not traditionally a byword for dining excellence – might ever be rehabilitated, cupcakes might just have the pulling power to do it.

Ferguson, who has led Manchester United since 1986, was asked if he might ever be enticed to coach in M.L.S. "No," he said, emphatically.