Sentence examples for may began the from inspiring English sources

After graduating from Cambridge, May began the study of law at Gray's Inn (1615).

May began the run with birdies at No. 10, No. 11 and No. 12, and he led for most of the day.

May began the day in her Westminster office, holding a series of one-to-one meetings with ministers she had decided to replace, including Gove, the education secretary, Nicky Morgan, and the culture secretary, John Whittingdale.

Then that candidate may begin the search for someone who will be a compatible running mate.

THE age of the flying car, long imagined, may begin the other way round, with a plane that drives.

*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.

You may begin the day trying to draft a letter.

Salespeople, nomadic by nature, may begin the search for greener pastures the moment they see the writing on the wall.

Participants will be informed that they have been assigned to a condition after completing the baseline interview, and may begin the first module one week later.

You may begin the next step when the first pour is mostly hardened.

Hopefully, the room should now appear, and once all the players are ready, the host may begin the game.