Sentence examples for make may from inspiring English sources

Along the way, the choices women make may lead them in different directions from male colleagues.

The only relatively non-conservative pick that Romney could make may be Chris Christie.

"Mistakes we make may stick in our minds for the rest of our lives".

The one catch he could not make may be the most haunting.

THE loans that microfinance companies make may be tiny but their ambitions can be vaulting.

And in reality, whatever you make may be superior to what too many restaurants routinely turn out.

Ultimately, the legalistic argument Maliki is apparently trying to make may be surpassed by events, as his public support crumbles.

Let's make May 22nd as our referendum on EU membership, let us send an earthquake through Westminster.

"Let's make May 22nd as our referendum on EU membership, let us send an earthquake through Westminster," he said.

They had planned to start a campaign to make May 31st International White Armband Day, to honor all people who were killed because they were different, and the photo of Hodžić standing alone in the middle of the empty square went viral, rallying people to the cause.

(The provisions of Mr. Taubman's separation agreement effectively make May 5 the end of an unofficial "gardening leave," since the executive wouldn't be entitled to a full payout if he took a job at a rival or accepted work that would compete with the firm before then).