As Rabbi Moses ben Maimon (Maimonides/Rambam) included in his 13 Principles of Faith (as popularly rendered): "I believe with perfect faith in the coming of the Messiah; and even though he may tarry, nevertheless, I wait each day for his coming".
I may wait for the 2008s.
On his refusal to break the boycott by shopping at the grocery, he writes: "It may well be that I waited an overly long time to take this step, but I had faith in the court system and in the rational ability of people to come to satisfactory conclusions among themselves.
I may have to wait until I retire, but I hope to one day return to it.
Wondering how many guys may have read the note, I waited for the group.
If you choose or something comes up to make you late, you will understand that I may not wait and you are on your own time".
When I arrived at the museum, however, I began to think that I may have waited too long — or that I had been mistaken: no matter how I willed it or delicately tried not to jinx it or kept my eyes right at bed-level, I could not trick the thing into appearing.
Given the general mood, I suspect I may be waiting for that piece for a long time.
Even if I find new work, I may have to wait six weeks until I get paid," he said.
How many of us use slang or, even worse, refer vaguely to "down there?" You may be saying: wait, I talk to my daughter about puberty and reproduction, I use the words menstrual cycle, uterus, ovary.
"I know I may have to wait for my chance to break into the team but I'm determined to keep working hard and grab the opportunity when it comes".
