Sentence examples for may have united from inspiring English sources
And that gratitude may be best expressed by acknowledging the creed that may have united all of these heroes of the past: that freedom means eternal vigilance.
Even the hilarity at the German man falling in the frozen swimming pool may have united the friends.
Many in Myanmar may have united against the military only a decade ago, but the sectarian tensions set in motion by the British and exploited by the military have sadly come to roost.
And so, while it may be a union that has united little or nothing, it is necessary, in my opinion, to stay together at all costs.
Perhaps things may have been different if women had united in a pan-Indian women's liberation movement (as in the west).
All fractures had united at follow-up.
Clinically and radiographically, the fracture had united.
Van Gaal may have asked United for at least the third time following Saturday's home defeat to Southampton whether they require him to walk away.
Indeed, the government may have narrowed United's options by demonstrating that it would not act to prevent a carrier from entering bankruptcy protection, said Michael E. Levine, a former airline executive who teaches about government regulation at the Yale Law School.
It emerged on Tuesday that Van Gaal may have asked United if he was needed to walk away from the club, given they suffered a sixth defeat in the Premier League this season in the 1-0 defeat by Southampton, only for the club to dismiss the reports later in the day.
