Sentence examples for may first be from inspiring English sources

The coming eclipse of Romanesque may first be sensed in new structural developments that began about 1090.

Girls may first be introduced to hard drugs and then, once they become addicted, their 'boyfriend' will suggest sex work as a means of funding their habit.

If US drones may first be weaponized with crowd-control features, not lethal force features, but with no risk to military or to police departments or DHS, the playing field for freedom of assembly is changed forever.

The earliest symptom is night blindness, which may first be noticed in childhood and is due to alteration in the function of the rods, which are the visual receptors used in dim light.

The tumour may be symptomless or may first be apparent from the occurrence of metastases in the lungs, causing spitting up of blood; or in the bones, causing pathological fracture.

Here, Stein wielded the novelty and surprise of her prose partly to explain how novelty and surprise surface from generation to generation, and theorized why the new in art and writing may first be thought ugly, then later beautiful or classic.

This giant storm was first recorded in 1831 but may have first been discovered in 1665.

One place you may see it first is in magazines.

The first may be regarded as terminological.

The first may is might and the second is the Month May Understand Syllables.

A fifth may be on her way.