Sentence examples for may now come from inspiring English sources
The FN may now come top in May's European elections.
Spelman may now come to rue her words.
That impact may now come with the elimination of both this evening.
How paradoxical that preservation may now come to a block that needed it decades ago.
Perdue is gaffe prone, and he has a corporate past that may now come back to haunt him.
(Nicholas Thompson has a look at some Cold War nuclear game-theory tactics that may now come into play).
Sweeping regulatory reform of the financial sector-thought to be a 2009 legislative given just four months ago-may now come down to a piece-meal approach, with the White House and its allies happy to see a couple prized components signed into law this year.
The first increase may not now come until August.
President Obama may also now come bearing gifts.
Long-term rates may be lower but will now come with credit risk attached.
If you've lived in New York for quite a while, the name may now be coming back to you.
