Sentence examples for may come together from inspiring English sources

For a brief moment, says Bear Noel, "All creatures may come together without fear".

Small groups consisting of one male and up to 20 females may come together to form troops of over 100.

What is less clear, however, is when — and to what degree — technology, regulation and public acceptance may come together to create nuisance-free security screening worldwide.

But the size of the camp depends on the season: in times of easily gathered plant food, large groups may come together for ceremonies such as puberty rites.

They have hosted listening events using the oral histories recorded in the project so that narrators may come together to discuss their experiences.

Eager to keep the Communists out of power, the Social Democrats and Civic Democrats may come together in a grand coalition that could lead to gridlock, political experts here say.

Now picture a peaceful and calm, strong but sensible horse, at the bottom of the mountain under a pile of blankets, who has maybe only one thought about an issue, which may or may not come together this lifetime, at which point it may or may not decide to verbalize it in a whisper to nobody within hearing distance.

For many artists, the act of creating a work of art is analogous to following a train of thought, developing and reworking ideas that may or may not come together to form a successful piece.

The two types of semantic information (instructional and factual) may also come together in magic spells, where semantic representations of x may be (wrongly) supposed to provide some instructional power and control over x.

Now, on Monday, all the pieces may finally come together.

It teased apart the financial strands that may, potentially, come together to fund the SDGs.