Examples of 'it might never' in a sentence
Meaning of "it might never"
it might never: This phrase is used to express doubt about the possibility of something happening in the future, implying that it is highly unlikely or may never occur
How to use "it might never" in a sentence
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it might never
That it might never more give light.
There is a possibility that it might never happen.
It might never recover to its former glory.
Football as we know it might never go into extinction.
It might never touch another woman that way.
You and me thought it might never end.
It might never happen again in my lifetime.
I was beginning to think it might never happen.
And it might never happen again.
The sort of rain that makes me think it might never stop.
Perhaps it might never adapt without conscious effort.
The problem with the internet is that it might never forget.
It might never be found for that reason alone.
But it was not all right and it might never become all right.
It might never be unlocked again.
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That would undermine their case and it might never come to a trial.
Later it might never happen.
You start thinking you are seeing things and it might never stop.
And it might never have been the way you understood it.
He is not getting any younger and it might never work for him.
And it might never have been the way you interpreted it.
Luke admits that he did help someone hide something so it might never be found.
It might never be good as new.
It could have been such a long process and it might never have even happened.
Or it might never happen again.
The wrath of God was falling on Him so it might never fall on us.
It might never come to that.
I was afraid that if I did anything wrong that it might never come off.
It might never have sold.
They believed that once the Red Army entered Poland it might never leave.
Now it might never be completed.
Depending on the injury, it might never happen.
It might never grow again.
If I do not do it now it might never happen and I will regret that.
It might never return.
Or worse, that it might never make sense.
It might never come.
If the victim is not autopsied, it might never be discovered.
It might never be finished.
Not only would it lift, but it might never return.
I know it might never happen.
If you throw something hard enough, it might never come down.
It might never be four.
Without drainage to the lake, it might never have been found.
It might never materialize.
And without war and exile, it might never have happened.
It might never flourish.
The typewriter what if the man was innocent, it might never have handled.
It might never have been mentioned if you had not started on this damnfool inquisition tonight.
That one lamb may well have been killed, or it might never be found.
