Sentence examples for may should be from inspiring English sources

Globe artichokes planted as slips this May should be cropping well now.

Nationalist MP Ihor Mosiychuk wrote on Facebook that 2 May should be a "great national holiday", as it was the day in which separatist sentiment was crushed in Odessa.

May should be told that only two outcomes are possible: either Britain loses all single-market access and interacts with Europe solely under World Trade Organisation rules, or it remains an EU member, after negotiating reforms that could persuade voters to reconsider Brexit in a general election or a second referendum.

"The 13th of May should be a day that is remembered for lots of fantastic reasons, including winning the Premier League for the first time in 44 years, and now it has been associated with the sacking of our second most successful manager ever".

Further pharmacogenomic studies to confirm to the effects of inhibitors for Ca2+/NFAT pathways such as Cyclosporine A in the IVIG resistant patients may should be considered.

But provided that is sorted, a return to the Etihad next May should be confirmed post haste.

Maier should be ashamed of this statistic, for it's an artifact of the same policies that produce France's double-digit unemployment rate.

The rule of the game, I accept, is that two-thirds of all Hollywood movies released after mid-May should be aimed at fourteen-year-old boys, but "Baywatch," if you study the frequency of breast jokes, was made by fourteen-year-old boys.

The reflection, as "pointless" as it may be, should be embraced as an important part of academic blogging.

And the chaise-longue, or couch, as the case may be, should be both comfortable and beautiful.

Mocking someone's speech, whatever this may be, should be seen for what it is, an attempt to insult and belittle them for sounding "different".