Sentence examples for may brings the from inspiring English sources

We, the committed, generally rule the roost in March and April -- until May brings the realization that bikini season is almost here.

As Labour embarks on a tough election campaign, Blair urged the public to set party allegiance aside, in order to avoid the 8 June poll becoming a "steamroller election", and maximise the number of MPs willing to vote against a "hard Brexit" when Theresa May brings the deal back to the House of Commons.

In other words, humility may bring the steadiest returns.

The network says it may bring "The Mole" back in the summer.

Politics brings fame, but misery; Hollywood may bring the lot, but is the most risky.

Such a fabrication of hybrid nanocomposite electrode (Bi2O2CO3/RGO-100) may bring the development of excellent pseudocapacitor with superior electrochemical performance.

Both parties hope his visit may bring the impetus to break the weeks-long political stasis.

The next wave of change may bring the most wrenching consequence of all: guilt.

But the coming weeks may bring the last opportunity to head off a future conflict.

There are new elements that may bring the global economy back to recession," he said.

But with a foundation devoted to philanthropy you may bring the family together.