Sentence examples for may be ended from inspiring English sources

McIlroy aside, Europe's curious run – dating back to 1999 and the last time one of its member donned the Green Jacket – may be ended by Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose or Paul Casey.

Tenants living in unregulated apartments without a lease are typically viewed as month-to-month tenants, whose occupancy may be ended by a landlord on as little as 30 days' notice.

Golf, meanwhile, is marveling at the staying power of Tom Watson and perhaps preparing for the last of Jesper Parnevik, whose career may be ended by back surgery, costing the game its most notable dresser outside John Daly.

Fittall and Woodhead then had a direct correspondence, unsatisfactory to both, in which Fittall said: "Divergences over who may marry and over the circumstances in which marriages may be ended are not, however, of the same order as differences in the understanding and definition of what marriage is".

Slavery may be ended by manumission, banishment, a failure to specify the status of slaves in one's will, and notably by putting a slave into chains (except for a crime, or as punishment).

On Monday, the prime minister is also expected to announce that a payment by results system for private companies will be expanded and the practice of giving all prisoners £46 in cash when they are released from prison may be ended.

Her nightmare may be ending.

But now this era may be ending.

Labour's days of importance may be ending.

"The free listings lunch may be ending soon".

But the waiting game may be ending soon.