Sentence examples for may are when from inspiring English sources

The relevant passages of Erskine May are: "When a committee decides to summon a witness formally, the witness is summoned to attend the committee by an order signed by the chair.

"That may be when she first started to trust me".

The 1970's may be when the grown-boy stereotype merged with that of the rocker.

But competitive as seniors may be, when it comes to public-school guidance departments, they work with what they have.

The Taliban demonstrated how dubious that claim may be when they blew up the Bamiyan Buddhas in Afghanistan.

Instead of guessing the best time to plant crops, it may be when to buy a lottery ticket".

"The best time to get into a market may be when no one else sees a value in it".

The most surprising moment in the show may be when he dives into a segment about his children.

They are unlikely to be much safer at first, though they may be when the system evolves.

Which is probably what he has to say, however weird it may be when you start to think about precisely what working on not biting people may entail.

For companies adding diverse board members, the trickiest part may be when to seek publicity for the new member or when to be more modest about it.