Sentence examples for may skies from inspiring English sources

As Angelenos go to the polls today under hazy May skies, everything from jobs to deteriorating schools to the dire condition of LA's roads has dominated the campaign between Eric Garcetti and Wendy Greuel, both Democrats and city hall insiders who made it through March's open primary.

A single regulatory system in Europe may suit Sky TV, in which Mr Murdoch's News Corp has a 39 per cent stake.

OIL prices may be sky-high, but this is not necessarily a great time for rulers in the Persian Gulf.

But the BBC is financed by a tax and Mr Murdoch may maintain Sky news because news is a tool of influence.

The Leonid meteor shower, that middle-of-November, middle-of-the-night celestial light show, may give sky watchers in eastern North America a double dose of shooting stars this year.

The prices may be sky high, but the view is absolutely priceless.

Prisons that are run by private companies, of which there are 11 in England and Wales, may provide Sky TV in prisoner's cells.

It may be sky diving, going on vacation to a place you normally wouldn't go to etc. Check out Matt Cutts TED Talk if you need an extra push, and go for it!

"A patient's blood pressure may be sky high and looking to have a stroke any minute and they simply continue on their merry way without a clue.

Graceland will be re-released in a commemorative edition in May, while Under African Skies may be screened on network TV in the UK.

Ruat caelum, say lawyers, fiat justitia: though the sky may fall (no, not Sky), let justice be done.