Sentence examples for may be thanking from inspiring English sources
If the new book has the same effect on the Mormon Church, they may be thanking him in Temple Square, the church headquarters, as well.
UK politicians may be thanking their lucky stars that the country never joined the euro, but we're far from immune to the pain – as the latest anaemic growth figures demonstrate.
New York City has never stood out for its civic stripes: The Dutch colonials, with a nose for commerce and an indifference to political engagement, may be thanked for that.
In all, the war may be thanked for about 400,000 new jobs: not to be sniffed at, in a country with a population of about 18m.It is reckoned that a total of 520,000 Tamil refugees have left the country since the start of the war, 60,000 of them to India and most of the rest to Europe, North America or Australia.
You may be thinking "Thank God I'm not a low-wage worker.
It may seem pointless but in 10 years you'll be thanking yourself.
If Britain emerges stronger and more united, he may yet come to be thanked.
If your body doesn't communicate how much you mean it when you say thank you, then your words may be lost on the person you're thanking.
£42m man Ozil, the catalyst for so much that has been good at Arsenal this season, says he is enjoying life on and off the pitch at his new club and his German teammates may be to thank for that.
However, as much as I appreciate the gifting side of the application, the best part to WishPop may be the "thank you" feature.
