Sentence examples for may store from inspiring English sources

Once you've had chickenpox, you may store the virus in nerve cells in your spine.

An institution may store its records, but that doesn't mean it is in the habit of showing them to anyone.

This suggested to some that the ocean depths may store more heat from global warming than suspected.

Subscribers may store as many as 10 books at once and read them on mobile apps, computers and e-readers.

Under a 2007 agreement the three states may store water they do not need in Lake Mead for later withdrawal.

On very warm still days, a thin surface layer may store heat before a mixing episode transfers heat downward.

They are taken alone and people may store hundreds or thousands of pictures on their phone that are not shared with anyone.

"Software inside the camera starts to scrounge for available space, and may store the data not contiguously, but here and there," he explained.

Photosynthetic dinoflagellates have yellowish or brownish plastids (pigment-containing bodies) and may store food in the form of starches, starchlike compounds, or oils.

Reactions that require an input of heat to proceed may store some of that energy as chemical energy in newly formed bonds.

Instead one may store a processing function inside the crystal.