Examples of 'might give me' in a sentence
Meaning of "might give me"
This phrase indicates a possibility or potential outcome. It suggests that something could provide benefits or advantages if pursued or obtained. It is often used when considering options or alternatives and evaluating the potential outcomes or advantages associated with a particular choice
How to use "might give me" in a sentence
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might give me
I thought you might give me a few tips.
Might give me substance for my next article.
I thought this might give me a few tips.
Might give me a chance to run.
Those bloodsuckers might give me a few more.
They might give me a soapbox in the park.
I thought the police might give me protection.
You might give me a glass of that water.
She said that he might give me a job.
They might give me ten days leave.
I am hoping someone might give me some tips.
You might give me a lift home later.
I am looking for anything that might give me an id.
But you might give me a little advance.
I was kind of hoping you might give me a ride.
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She might give me the silent treatment.
I think my blonde hair might give me away.
You might give me one like that.
I thought the android might give me the answer.
You might give me some good news.
I thought a new body might give me a new life.
You might give me something for a remembrance.
I thought you might give me a clue.
You might give me a little time to catch up.
I was told you might give me a job.
That might give me a window into their operation.
I was wondering if you might give me a ride over there.
You might give me another chance.
I thought perhaps you might give me some idea.
That might give me courage too.
I was wondering if you might give me a reading.
You might give me the brush.
My lawyer told me a jury might give me a life sentence.
You might give me some money.
I was just hoping you might give me some insight.
That might give me a little advance.
I was hoping you might give me a hand.
They might give me my badge back.
I was thinking that exposure to formaldehyde might give me a brain tumor.
Perhaps she might give me a written reply.
I thought if there was love there he might give me my son back.
Grandfather might give me work at the school.
If the kid gave me a false name the father might give me a fake card.
Thought you might give me a lift home.
Might give me money to spend.
Your friend might give me another ride.
Might give me some clues.
A sound that might give me a second chance.
Might give me a leg up.
Anything that might give me that edge.
