Sentence examples for may have commenced from inspiring English sources

When two subjects begin making sketches, concrete planning may have commenced.

We will never know, but the bleed on his brain may have commenced with an early punch and gradually worsened as the fight trudged violently forward.

Stomp season may have commenced in September, but it's still prime harvest time in Napa.

When Levin tried last month to dismiss, as "unbecoming" of Yale, the faculty resolution against Singapore that 100 professors passed over his objection and in his presence, he may have commenced his own "unbecoming" the president of Hale's Yale.

The writing of Wheelwright's Brief and Plain Apology may have commenced as early as 1644 when Short Story was published, but based on datable events the last part was written after his vindication by the Massachusetts court in 1654.

In 1988, evolution of VDPV may have commenced in anyone ≤40.

From an early hour in the morning the trains, both ordinary and special, discharged large numbers of visitors, and by noon, when the proceedings of the day may be said to have commenced, the number of strangers would be little short of 20,000.

Lehman's Dick Fuld may have had to sell his sixteen-room Park Avenue apartment for $6 million below the asking price — of $32 million — but lenders have commenced foreclosures on nearly three million homes since last October.

Never forget, Class of Pre-Napster, you have commenced.

We regret this error and have commenced self-flagellation.

Got to celebrate it!" — Sarah Palin "Defendants United States of America and the Secretary of Defense [are ordered] immediately to suspend and discontinue any investigation, or discharge, separation, or other proceeding, that may have been commenced under the 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' [policy]." — Judge Virginia Phillips "The country is not the same after this.