Sentence examples for may I come from inspiring English sources

May I come in?' It hasn't happened very often, but it's unsettling".

(Excuse me, we've never met, but may I come in to photograph your bedroom and all of your belongings?) And that is where location agents come in.

Coming home late at night, she would sometimes knock at their door: "May I come in?" (The relationship would have ended anyway, Ms Nunez avers, but Sontag expedited its implosion).

Her 1964 album, "May I Come In?" (Capitol), a straightforward pop collection, was her first to employ a full orchestra, but on subsequent albums she veered back into jazz and supper-club fare, mixing standards, jazz songs and witty novelties.

A beautiful and mysterious woman (weren't they all, between the wars?) suddenly asks him, with a strong note of desperation in her voice, "May I come home with you?" Apparently, in 1935, this was simply a request to sleep separately in whatever room was available, because of some kind of winds-of-war-related peril.

A sweat-flecked face peers back at me. "May I come in?" I ask the Skull and Bones boy inside.

Those who read Cockburn's review and don't know the facts may, I fear, come to have sympathy with those who hate Israel.

I still find our role in Libya a positive example, though I recognize I may come to regret that view.

At one point Kayus says: "I may come from Scotland but I feel more comfortable here".

I might enjoy retired life or I may come back.... Right now, my decision is to retire.… I love to help people". .

I may come off as a geeky futurist when I talk about the coming cognitive era, but it's already happening.