Sentence examples for may be manned from inspiring English sources
The special teams are loaded with young players and may be manned by a new punter and kicker by the time training camp is over, and the Giants are a minimum five-deep in healthy and trusted offensive linemen.
The centre may be manned just by technicians, or by fresh medical graduates who will be connected to a specialist in the metro.
Nick Clegg may be manning the dispatch box in London, but Dave and Sam are very much on duty as they pose for pictures at Daymer Beach in Cornwall.
It may be Manning's finest.
A DOG may be man's best friend.
"I'm just very far from the comforting things, as you may be," Man confides.
In other words, dogs may be man's best friend, but wasps are cheaper.
(For example, they may be men whose policies didn't cover pregnancy).
The dog may be man's best friend, but his horse may thus prove to be more genetically helpful.
"We may be men of iron," said Don Vause, shaking his head in wonder, "but we've got very soft hearts".
Priests, who may be men or women, are responsible for overseeing the local church, proclaiming the Gospel, blessing and pardoning in God's name, and administering the sacraments.
