Dai Donovan, visibly moved, asked: "May I speak?" He made "an extraordinary, moving speech.
I asked, "May I volunteer to help?" They said, "We can't teach you to print".
Patted us down, asked, 'May I touch you?' Did the wand.
I asked May if she ever worried that Kit, like many young people of remarkable ability, might have a nervous breakdown.
A waitress approached and Cutler asked, "May I have some extra napkins, you beautiful lady of, I think, Indian descent?" The waitress looked baffled.
Finally, a diner asked, "May we get the check?" The waiter furrowed his brow, shrugged, and said, "If you want it".
There may have been problems with the sampling, the questions asked may have been wrong, the information misinterpreted, and researchers may have made human errors, and so on.
At the close of each personal reading Mr. Bravo bowed his head, ran his fingers through his hair and asked: "May I leave that with you?" A sense of community and spirituality keeps Mr. Bravo's disciples coming back.
One asked, "May we have some further clarification about 'beyond a reasonable doubt' versus 'beyond a shadow of a doubt?' " The judge explained that "beyond a shadow of a doubt" was not part of any legal definition.
As the prayer for relief by injunction is not a necessary prerequisite to the exercise of judicial power, allegations of threatened irreparable injury, which are material only if an injunction is asked, may likewise be dispensed with if, in other respects, the controversy is real and substantial.
As the prayer for relief by injunction is not a necessary prerequisite to the exercise of judicial power, allegations of threatened irreparable injury which are material only if an injunction is asked may likewise be dispensed with if, in other respects, the controversy presented is, as in this case, real and substantial.
