Sentence examples for which might get from inspiring English sources

Which might get him teased.

There's an element of physical danger, which might get us into difficulties.

"When we need something which might get us past the post Luis has produced and I'm sure he'll produce again.

My internal debate is between the certainty of consequences for her and the uncertainty of consequences for the business, which might get away with not filing.

In Belgium, the partner is the List Dedecker, a small outfit of libertarian Flemish separatists which might get two seats and 7% of the vote in the Flanders half of the country.

So how to judge when a North Korean, recently escaped from that dictatorship of silence, tells me she estimates that 1 out of 10 of her compatriots have consumed a drug, the possession of which might get them killed?

Orson spent three years with his father, three years which might have got him down for good if he had not possessed a philosophic temperament and a strong constitution.

The details of that unsavoury incident, which might have got a team banned today, are here for the first time.

It wasn't particularly helpful, either, to think in terms of an overlap with some of her coordination (ie hairbrushing) difficulties, which might have got her a diagnosis of dyspraxia, or DCD.

The drug release from Lzp-PLGA-NPs showed an initial burst release attributed to the drug release from drug associated near-particle surface which might have got desorbed upon contact with the dissolution medium [ 44, 49].

But which movie spies would make the cut, and which might find themselves getting the ejector-seat treatment?