Sentence examples for may commencing from inspiring English sources

"Following our success in winning the Premier League and with agreement from the London borough of Hammersmith & Fulham, the royal borough of Kensington & Chelsea and the Metropolitan Police, we can confirm that a victory parade will be held on bank holiday Monday, 25 May, commencing at 12pm," read a club statement.

Now that they have completed the necessary blood sacrifice of the day, the rituals may commence.

"There may commence an unraveling of our national fabric," he wrote, in a Facebook post.

I was expecting a tirade, but all she said was, "You may commence reading, Jeremy".

As of yet there is no word on when The Goonies 2 may commence filming.

You may commence cringing anew over the idea of a World Cup and an Olympics there.

New Jersey's highest court unanimously ruled Friday that same-sex marriage may commence in that state on Monday.

By Richard Socarides October 18, 2013 New Jersey's highest court unanimously ruled Friday that same-sex marriage may commence in that state on Monday.

The first of these waves is often preceded by an extraordinary recession of water from the shore, which may commence several minutes or even half an hour beforehand.

If a man takes longer than the woman, the woman may commence another sexual act (usually, but not always, with the same man) or she may just wander off.

If the debtor fails to make repayment by the deadline or within a commercially feasible time limit and if routine efforts at debt collection prove fruitless, then an attorney may commence a formal collection process.