Sentence examples for may at one from inspiring English sources

He stands on a piece of carpet that may, at one point, have been white, and that he must tape down every day.

Joe's best pal is Gina, a photographer who may at one time have been much more than a best friend.

While some inequalities may at one time have been necessary compromises, their effect has subsequently been vastly distorted by changing circumstances, including alterations in relative population size, power and affluence.

There's also a strange social element to the drama — what may, at one angle, appear as class prejudice may also appear, at another, as a view of the derangements wrought by poverty.

As far removed as it may seem from affairs of government, the minibar business has already figured into the Israeli investigation because of allegations that Mr. Olmert had received thousands of dollars in cash and gifts over the years from Mr. Talansky, and that Mr. Olmert may at one point have urged a wealthy casino mogul — unsuccessfully — to install Kool-Tech's systems at his hotels.

"We may at one point offer a service to broker those ads but that's not our model right now.

These results might be interpreted as resilience for self-healing and it is possible that women in the present study who reported mental disturbance may at one-year follow-up be healthier and report less disturbance.

Your cruise may arrive at one and depart from the other or your hotel may be on a totally different island from the one you fly into so double check!

Therefore, convergence may occur at one level, perhaps adult morphology of the eye, and parallelism may take place at other levels, such as genetic regulatory networks or photoreceptor cell types.

Marni may be at one of its periodic crossroads.

Low-income Chinese may gamble at one table, and we can set up a V.I.P. table for rich Chinese.