Example sentences of "he might be [art] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | His mind filled with primitive lore and with a sense of awkwardness at the numerous exhausting social roles he had to play in addition to that of the London banker , Eliot wrote to Mary Hutchinson in 1920 worrying about his inherited characteristics and suggesting that he might be a savage himself . |
2 | Looked a sensible , down-to-earth type to me , and he might be a corrective to what we 've just been hearing . |
3 | ‘ Well he might be a bit faster because he 's lighter — but in most of the games he does n't stand a chance , said Hawk . ’ |
4 | I do n't know whether he might be a bit funny about it . |
5 | I 'm getting a bit worried , well I 'm getting worried myself but I do n't know , I think he might be a bit nervous . |
6 | He might be a bit less philosophical about that one , in that it was , it was great , it was catchable was n't it ? |
7 | He might be a fat , wealthy merchant now but fifteen years ago he had fought as a knight , shoulder to shoulder with men who feared nothing on earth . |
8 | He might be a man with a wife in absentia , but he usually directed his charismatic charm towards ladies who , once again , he rightly suspected , knew their way about . |
9 | He might be a prisoner of war . |
10 | It was three years ago , when her husband was a new Cabinet Minister and there was a scare that he might be a target for the IRA . |
11 | In those days we thought he might be a ballet dancer ’ . |
12 | However , underlying this was his teachers ' deeper concern that he might be a victim of physical and sexual abuse . |
13 | Sebastian thought he might be a journalist . |
14 | ‘ It is a measure of the level of the people with which he was dealing , in that at a time when he thought he might be a witness in another case , he was assaulted rendering him unconscious and his house was the subject of an arson attack . ’ |
15 | ‘ It is a measure of the level of the people with which he was dealing in that , at a time when he thought he might be a witness in another case , he was assaulted , rendering him unconscious , and his house was the subject of an arson attack . ’ |
16 | By Wednesday he might be a lot better if you keep him in . |
17 | He might be a shopbreaker . |
18 | In the summer he might be a guest at a Mediterranean villa or at his house on the Costa Smeralda . |
19 | That 's why Lisabeth thought he might be a musician or maybe somebody giving you work or something . |
20 | They just grabbed this bloke who 's standing outside the music area , thinking he might be a musician and he is n't , but it does n't matter . |
21 | He might be a pal of Livingstone 's but there is still nothing to excuse Thompson 's mealy-mouthed attitude. : - . |
22 | I felt that he might be the person to bring out the spiritual element in Joyce 's life , as well as the comedy . |
23 | The bow suggests that he might be the Master of Animals or Enualios , the god of war . |
24 | Once again Sunderland had to thank goalkeeper Tony Norman for some inspired saves but at first it seemed that he might be the villain of the piece after gifting bottom-of-the-table Brighton an 11th minute lead . |
25 | Kallibunker 's coat was short , sparse and curly , and it was quickly realized that he might be the forerunner of an entirely new breed of pedigree cat . |
26 | Until she proved otherwise she had to constantly bear in mind that he might be the enemy . |
27 | He might be the key to her freedom , but she still hated him for the confusion he aroused in her . |
28 | ‘ If we did he might be the murderer , ’ said Lydia . |
29 | ‘ In fact , I wondered if he might be the reason your engagement is off . ’ |
30 | If he does it 'll be interesting to see whether or not he might be the player to come in and take Gary 's place and see whether he can strike up a partnership with . |