Sentence examples for may expressed from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, the Home Secretary Theresa May expressed her distaste at the decision to release Roberts.

That philosophical approach was akin to Robert Herrick's 1648 "Gather ye rosebuds while ye may," expressed much later in the song "Enjoy yourself -- it's later than you think".

Moreover, since the number of SUs follows homogeneous Spatial Poisson process, the probability that the SU is at a distance r from the PU Rx may expressed as f ( r ) = 2 r D R min ≤ r ≤ R a (9).

Finding solutions, shaping priorities – for results In his closing remarks at the 2010 Annual Session, Mr. Lake – who took office as Executive Director on 1 May – expressed gratitude for the warm welcome he had received at this, his first Executive Board meeting.

Visual learners may express themselves through facial expression.

While maintaining professional expectations, you may express your gender identity, characteristics, or expression without fear of consequences.

Illumination may express itself in actual radiance.

These may express the feeling that your song inspires.

Bob-G: They may express regret but not to humans.

UN committees may express criticism, but they can't enforce the rules.

Casey itself noted that states may "express profound respect for the life of the unborn".