Sentence examples for may I moved from inspiring English sources

IN May, I moved from a corporate job to nonprofit work.

"Some people may say, 'I moved to the suburbs to get away from the city,' " Trustee Brown said.

A simple "may I?" before moving a camera case or stand can save you a lot of grief later.

"If it's to be the end of May when I move on from here then I'll look back with fond memories," Houston said.

But if I needed too, and someday I may, I would move to Detroit for its diversity and opportunity.

May I soon move beyond a noob's sensibility and become an honest connoisseur of the beautiful game.

If it does come back next year, like Grace and Tommy, I think I may have moved on.

"But I think I may move back here and join up with those guys.

When Aaron Peskin, the once, and perhaps future, supervisor from that district proposed meeting there and then proceeded to give me directions, I laughed and told him that I may have moved away from San Francisco decades ago, but I could still find my way to the Trieste.

I may have moved away from the five council estates I grew up on but as Lynsey Hanley rightly says, "the estate is in your head" and without Middlesex I wouldn't have been able to change that configuration, or recognise when I walk around Hackney all the other Lorraines who are unlikely to be afforded the same chances as me.

"I think I may get a ride in the team pursuit, but I may move back in the lineup," said Clancy, who carved out his own personal niche as starter in the Beijing and London campaigns.