Sentence examples for may go later from inspiring English sources

He may go later to the Wizards.

If you're okay with letting them stay, tell them it's okay but you may need to go later.

The device would cost about $75, though that may go up later on.

If the United States responds and Russia counter-responds, the fight may go into later rounds.

She goes, 'I can't go later.

It may go to market later today, but then again it may wait until tomorrow.

For example: He may go to the game later; but after a past-tense verb: He said he might go to the game later.

Some diseases that occur less frequently in one sex than another exhibit a worse outcome in the under-represented sex, for example breast cancer in men, but is it because it may go undiagnosed until a later stage or because there is biological basis for a poor outcome?

This may even be an underestimate as some individuals who do not have DM may go on to develop it later.

Some carriers may go on to develop the disease later in life, but there is no way of knowing who will, or when their first symptoms may strike.

As much as 75 percent of a movie's opening-weekend revenue may go to the studio, but in later weeks the percentage typically becomes much more favorable to theaters.