Sentence examples for may still love from inspiring English sources

Lawson may still love Saatchi.

Their father may still love Lucas's mother, who receives an invitation tonight to go to New Zealand with another man.

It's still a game of two halves, England may still love long balls and the commentators mention the war, but the Italians no longer play catenaccio.

Margaret Thatcher's revolution began to squeeze them out of the new conservative party; Tony Blair will kick most of them out of the legislature altogether.Lots of young ladies (and quite a few gents) may still love a lord.

Observational studies show that siblings fight approximately once every 17 minutes when they are children, though surprisingly, or perhaps not, they may still love each other deeply when they grow up.

Others may still love their partner, or have nowhere else to go.

If at one time you liked it give it another shot, you may find you still love it, or that you have moved on from it permanently, but either way it will be fun to do.

Elsewhere he has noted: "I treat my films like mutated children… they may have flaws, they may have weird problems, but I still love them".

Kind of like sticking with family who may let you down, but still love you in their own inimitable way.

"And this year, we may not have anybody finish, but people still love to watch.

You may not get to hang it in the window, but you'll still love it.