Sentence examples for it would be may from inspiring English sources

One more month and it would be May, his least favorite.

But on Monday, standing in front of 10 Downing Street, Cameron said that Britain would "have a new Prime Minister in that building behind me by Wednesday evening," and that it would be May, who had his support.

Conversely, if your income was less than you told the Marketplace you thought it would be, you may get a tax refund.

Skylanders Dice (as I like to thing it would be called) may not be likely but shows the wide ranging options Activision have with the franchise.

"It would be decades, and may not be in my lifetime".

It would be nice, they may even think, if both suffered a thumping loss.

Or perhaps it would be Houston: Moses may have forced through public projects in a high-handed manner, but at least they were public projects; far worse things happen, arguably, when private capital has free rein instead.

She said: "We have made no decisions whatsoever, we haven't actually all three got together, but we will do something because we're good pals, and who knows what it would be? "Well, it may not be baking, you never know, it could be gardening.

But if this happens, the official added, it would be slow and may take a year.

If it would be so, RRI may result to be a helpful tool to detect systemic reaction in a very early phase.

"I can see there may be cases where it would be borderline and it may be harder to get it.