The phrase "at three may" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression, possibly intended to indicate a time or event, but lacks context for proper usage.
Example: "The meeting is scheduled to start at three may be postponed."
Alternatives: "at three o'clock" or "at three PM".
The fact that he is a success at twenty-three may be ascribed to the operations of heredity, progressive education, and the federal government.
The recent death of the revered singer-songwriter and Big Star frontman Alex Chilton, at fifty-nine, may have happened in part because he was not covered, and could not visit the doctor to explore early symptoms of heart disease.
This path might not suit most players, who at eighteen may be unable to differentiate themselves from their peers, and for whom it makes sense to play and improve in college.
June 23 2014 Margaret Whiting, who died in 2011 at eighty-six, may not currently have the iconic cachet that other popular songstresses of the forties and fifties enjoy, but to the cognoscenti of the cabaret community she is a beacon of artistry.
Such truncation at zero may lead to inconsistent linear regressions estimates.
The Daily News, the Post, and Fox News at Five may inform the majority of public opinion of our cops, but they can't lodge formal complaints, subpoena police officers, or instigate proceedings that could strip them of their badges.
Another look at a back three may be worthwhile.
For example, if a surgeon considers nonoperative treatment, a very low probability of survival at three months may support this decision.
Of the six subjects required for a HASS minor, at most five may count toward the eight-subject HASS Requirement.
Of the six subjects required for a HASS minor, at most five may count toward your eight-subject HASS Requirement and only one may count toward the distribution component.
