Sentence examples for may I always from inspiring English sources

Of course I'll vote on 7 May, I always do.

Instead, I tell myself: May I always know smart, vibrant women willing to share a meal or an outing and some laughs.

As Michelle said to Oprah in an interview she did with the president last May: "I always told the voters, the question isn't whether Barack Obama is ready to be president.

As I blogged on Wednesday, this is what Clarke told the same Daily Telegraph fringe meeting where he criticised May: I always describe myself as a One Nation Conservative.

"As strange as it may sound, I always build cities in my darkest moments.

Although my routine may vary, I always have time for a cinnamon pastry and yoghurt.

Wherever I've been or wherever I may go, I always seek out the hidden places.

My Mizuno sneakers will lead each step of the way, and as unglamorous as I may appear, I always return home a more pleasant person.

Delatorro continued to push me up to the very end reminding me that no matter how much success I may experience, I always have an opportunity to learn more and get better!" --Shawn Dorrough, The WealthShift Strategist.

Some people consider it very rude if you use "Can I?" instead of "May I?" To be safe, always use 'may'may

The times when quiet-spoken children asked, "Please may I leave the table," always said "please" and "thank you" and little more.