Sentence examples for may began a from inspiring English sources
Look at Bilal Khan, 26, who this May began a two-year program that will give him a Wharton M.B.A. along with an M.A. from Penn's School of Arts & Sciences.
Alou, who has played six innings since May 22, may begin a minor league rehabilitation assignment Monday, according to Manager Jerry Manuel.
"We welcome this news with great hope that the Sudanese people may begin a process toward peace that has eluded them for nearly two decades," Mr. Hackett said.
Bring up Mr. Koons, whose work she collects, and she may begin a scholarly disquisition about his place in art history, her major at Northwestern University.
"When you speak of what you want, and even one person hears, it may begin a generative loop".
If we do not reject him, this country may begin a downward spiral that divides us in ways we may never recover from.
He may begin a day with a celebratory rack of ribs, because "I'm feelin' hungry today!", and he depicts his life with meat metaphors.
Now he hopefully remembers you from your last meet so he may begin a conversation.
Depending on your body, your period may begin a day after you stop taking your pills, or a few days into your 'inactive' week.
*Charter pilots must have a weather report from the ground before they may begin an approach; corporate pilots may begin the approach, take a look and make their own judgment.
If the US takes a noticeable extra step towards the exit door, the other 47 nations in the Nato coalition may begin an unedifying stampede towards it too.
