Sentence examples for may began as from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit, scheduled for a jury trial in May, began as a relatively simple case brought by Coke lawyers against one of Omni Pacific's suppliers, a small family-run company in Canada, in 1996.

The most stunning moment of the evening — a kind of augury of their collapse — was a sketch called "Pirandello," a twenty-minute exercise in which Nichols and May began as two little kids, playing at insulting each other like Mom and Dad, then became Mom and Dad yelling at each other, and then turned into a pair of actors having trouble with each other onstage.

The trial may begin as early as the summer of 2017.

Jury selection may begin as early as next week.

Jury deliberations may begin as early as Aug. 21, the judge said.

If you take out student loans, meanwhile, your credit history may begin as early as 18.

Bullying may begin as early as preschool, but hazing does not begin until middle or high school.

The Defense Department is working on an alternative, and clinical trials may begin as early as this year, Colonel Grabenstein said.

But construction may begin as soon as this winter on a major piece of redevelopment that may help rectify this shortcoming.

A contested plan to widen sidewalks along part of Eighth Street has received the support of leading Community Board 2 officials, and construction may begin as early as next spring.

Work may begin as early as Thursday, said a city official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the matter.