Sentence examples for may put a from inspiring English sources

The owner, Brookfield Financial Properties, may put a restaurant there.

Too much inventory for sale may put a developer under a financial strain.

He told the Guardian: "I fear that somebody may put a wrecking amendment down.

This may put a new complexion on Murdoch's fight with the British Library.

With conventional sources, though pedal power may put a little energy into the grid.

The investor reception may put a kink in other potential large floats, especially that of its rival, Freescale.

I may put a blanket on him at night or maybe make sure he gets a little more water.

The coming Olympics may put a gloss over London's troubles, much as Johnson's win may do for his party.

Together with a raised dividend, this financial engineering may put a floor under the stock for a while.

That may put a one-day salve over the worries within the organization about the team's hitting.

The one thing that may put a dent in this altruism is the effect on battery life, which is noticeable.