Sentence examples for may but also from inspiring English sources

That may depend on not only delivering another thumping majority in May, but also securing a victory against the odds in next year's referendum on the European constitution.

In British television, we've intermittently had improvised dramas, most famously Mike Leigh's TV versions of rehearsal-created stage plays Abigail's Party and Nuts in May, but also in the work of the writer-director Dominic Savage (Freefall, Love and Hate).

His American audience is attuned not only to the echoes of the strike in neighboring Pakistan that killed Bin Laden last May, but also to the way Mr. Obama's management of two wars is playing in this year's presidential campaign.

What happened: Damon Albarn's supergroup has two giant live acts to live up to: not just U2, who pulled out of this slot when Bono injured his back in May, but also Albarn's own Blur, whose emotional reunion at last year's festival was an unalloyed triumph.

Cheered on by EU critics and anti-immigration parties such as Ukip and France's National Front, the outcome could not only embolden rightwing populists ahead of the European parliamentary elections in May, but also raises serious questions about Switzerland's bilateral agreements with the EU.

I remember the misery of our last Scottish Cup final in 2001 (comprehensively losing 3-0 to Celtic on a sweltering day in May) but also the joy of witnessing the Hibees lift the League Cup in 2007 (our first trophy for 16 years).

By then Cosell represented not only Mays but also Bobby Thomson, Gil Hodges, and Monte Irvin.

It may, but it also may not.

This may recall Sakharov, but also Ellsberg (or Manning).

Occasionally they may be spiteful, but also genial and passionate.

And the one who knows not only knows, but may also get the votes.