Sentence examples for I may put from inspiring English sources

I may put out another mix tape for fun".

"Today I may put in soup but tomorrow I take yoghurt.

I may put a blanket on him at night or maybe make sure he gets a little more water.

It would seem, gentlemen, if I may put the thing clearly and briefly, that - Man has lived in vain".

For a time I thought it might be becoming more Islington than Kilburn, if I may put it like that.

"If I may put it in context," the Conservative Sir John vouchsafed, "the press to me at the time was a source of wonder.

I don't know whether I should approach my head or HR to discuss my future now, as I worry this may put doubts in their mind about my competence and commitment as a teacher – if the only choice is to carry on as I am – and my fitness.

This is Apple technology, this is not about Nuance, is how I imagine Apple may put it.

He told the Guardian: "I fear that somebody may put a wrecking amendment down.

It is usually assumed, for example, in Hornos et al. (2005) that in the fast switching case, in the so-called adiabatic limit, one may put 〈 n〉 i = A i 〈 n〉, i=0,1.

In horse talk, this usually means "leave me alone or I might kick!" Another horse may put her head up when she sees something interesting.