Sentence examples for may for a from inspiring English sources

A single strand is so thin that you may, for a second, have trouble seeing it.

They just get together and may, for a while, be happy doing so.

The corresponding radial segments of different blades may for a uniform wind field be treated together.

Faster volume growth may for a while be partly offset by narrower profit margins.

Mr Noboa, who has pledged to push ahead with dollarisation, may for a while fare better (see article).

Gloucester play Bordeaux in Worcester on 31 May for a Champions Cup place.

The company hired a media coach to prepare Mr. Maier for a barrage of interviews.

Austria's Stefan Eberharter settled for silver and the defending champion, Maier, for an atypical bronze.

The invitation may be for free, or it may be for a few bucks.

It may, for some, satisfy a need for vengeance.

Mr Sharon may survive for a while.