Sentence examples for may pick the from inspiring English sources

An outsider has to build such a network very quickly and may pick the wrong people.

Even after a vast roast dinner I loiter in the kitchen, pretending to wash up, so that I may pick the carcass.

The United States Olympic Committee board of directors may pick the successor for the chairman Peter Ueberroth when it meets in Colorado Springs on Thursday.

Otherwise, she may pick the two things you value least, because they're pretty easy to give you, and feel she's met you halfway.

As some asked online, in a Web forum dedicated to Trump, what are the chances that America's sociopolitical power structure may pick the same kind of leader as the National People's Congress did in China?

"It's really too early to speculate, but you have to ask who is angry enough at us to attack an American target, and you may pick the Iraqis," said Jerry Bremer, a former State Department terrorist expert who this year chaired a national commission on terrorism.

If you use the Veterans Affairs health care system and have a disability that requires equipment being added to the home, the V.A. may pick up the total bill for the improvements.

We believe that a slightly higher magnitude of the oil price pass-through when the oil price is expressed in the ringgit may pick up the effect of ringgit depreciation especially during the episode of the 1997/1998 Asian financial crisis.

The student may pick up the essay question and composition assignment from the Graduate Assistant on the Monday of the exam week at 9 a.m., and must submit the completed essay and short composition by 5 p.m. the following Friday.

LCDs may pick up the slack in the short term as Samsung's flat panels boom.

Some of us may pick up the cookie as the label reads now and reconsider a healthier option.