Sentence examples for which may come from inspiring English sources

The latter corresponds to the transmission cut-off, which may come about specifically at the sliding-contact interface.

Then came soy, which may come closest to the real thing in nutrients and consistency.

Which may, come to think of it, describe campaigning in other countries too.

But only until the bubble bursts - which may come as soon as today.

The I.P.O., which may come as early as July, could be the biggest in history.

Which may come as news to rather a lot of people in Africa.

Katori Hall's "Mountaintop," which may come to Broadway in the fall, won as best new play.

So is listening carefully - which may come in many forms, from a child's eaves-dropping upwards.

Sherry is an English word describing, a certain type of wine which may come from anywhere.

In process and power plants, there are several structural components which may come in contact with the neighbouring components over a period of time.

But the Turks have not yet made public their findings, some of which may come from secret electronic surveillance.