Sentence examples for may has in from inspiring English sources

By excluding spurious intermediate options such as the "Norwegian" or "Swiss" models – which May has, in any case, rejected, because they imply free movement of people – the EU could make Brexit's economic implications unequivocally clear.

Such foolish thoughts as a man may have in secret.

But that move may have, in fact, made Mr. Liguori expendable in the eyes of Mr. Murdoch.

"We can't control what stock a retailer may have in the warehouse," Ms. Hancock said.

DuVernay may have in mind a different history not of civil rights but of American cinema.

Nevertheless, it makes little sense to lose what leverage we may have in Tehran.

The American people need an explanation of what they may have in mind.

But the record of recent years suggests the difficulties they may have in cracking the case.

But there are questions about the support militants may have in the lower ranks.

He thinks the term may have, in some small way, actually helped Nashville turn a corner.

It isn't clear how much more fight Aereo may have in it.