Sentence examples for may started a from inspiring English sources
The group in May started a three-year national campaign called Script Your Future (www.scriptyourfuture.org) aimed at improving medication compliance.
Before the Germans were ready for their principal offensive, the Red Army in May started a drive against Kharkov; but this premature effort actually served the Germans' purposes, since it not only preempted the Soviet reserves but also provoked an immediate counterstroke against its southern flank, where the Germans broke into the salient and reached the Donets River near Izyum.
You may start a little chat.
The population may start a run on the banks.
It may start a conversation that will be hard to end.
The stimulus may start a recovery, but only rising wages worldwide can achieve a return to prosperity.
In the past Dungy has said he may start a prison ministry when he is finished with football.
The next chapter of Manning's story may start a discussion not about Iraq but about our prisons at home.
Thus, the Glasgow-based telecommunications company, may start a takeover bid for Cable & Wireless, according to bankers in London.
It may start a helpful conversation, and be just the kick in the pants this guy needs.
The benefit, at the New Amsterdam Theater on Sept. 22, may start a new period in the career of Mr. Groban, a best-selling, semiclassical crossover star.
