Sentence examples for into the may from inspiring English sources

What the Florida Supreme Court was confronted with was a statute, and that statute said -- and it was the later-passed statute, and you get back into the may and the shall, the may statute was the later-passed statute -- and so what the Florida Supreme Court said is we have to look at what is the criteria by which you decide whether you may ignore and will ignore these returns?

Yet barely two days into the May premiership, these platitudes can now be safely pensioned off.

Before diving into the May issue of House Beautiful to learn some things, I learned some things about House Beautiful.

"Boot Camp" started off so well last week that Fox is already considering ordering an additional episode, beyond the eight scheduled, so the series will stretch further into the May ratings sweep month.

This seemed an all too plausible parallel, and, being a realist (ie pessimist), I naturally pushed the prediction further: the Foxes would fall not over but just before the line, trampled into the May mud by Harry Kane and company.

David Cameron will go into the May election with net migration to the UK three times as high as he promised at the 2010 election, official figures revealed today.

Not only does he intend to inject a small element of competition into France's bureaucratic university system, but he laid into the May '68 generation during the campaign, accusing the "inheritors of May '68" of imposing "moral and intellectual relativism" and calling for this heritage to be "liquidated".

Despite that, the Liberal Democrats went into the May election with a manifesto promise to "scrap unfair university tuition fees".