Sentence examples for may like an from inspiring English sources

Those with cool window ledges, but no garden, may like an indoor plant as a pet.

For example, moms who like Minute Maid orange juice for their children by day may like an energy drink to go out with friends by night, LaForge explained in his speech.

After establishing a court, you may like an all girl court or to have each girl have an escort.

It is impossible to remain for a protracted period at the same high pitch, and Mrs. Wright may, like an overtrained boxer, have left her fight in the gymnasium.

So the couple had to approach the nine months that led to the birth of their daughter in May like an extended shopping trip though the American health care bazaar, sorting through an array of maternity services that most often have no clear price and — with no insurer to haggle on their behalf — trying to negotiate discounts from hospitals and doctors.

But some voters may like a change after eight years.

"They may cook different foods, they may like a different baseball team," Carmona says.

Or if you are like me, you may like a museum or the countryside.

Advertisers may like "A Christmas Story" because of all the brand names in the film.

Although outsiders may like a strong currency, a stable one is more important.

Generally a firm with higher cost may like a better product.