Sentence examples for may then took from inspiring English sources

Ms May then took a swipe at Scotland Yard's handling of its investigation into rape allegations against the late Home Secretary Lord Brittan.

To underline the point, May then took the police delegates completely by surprise by telling them that she had already decided to end all remaining public funding for the federation, intended to end the "closed shop" of Fed membership, and was prepared to open their secret accounts and affairs to the full scrutiny of the Freedom of Information Act.

"People may then take to the streets and demand change," Mr. Robertson argued.

Some shepherds also sell live animals, which customers may then take to a butcher.

Several of these avian dinosaur species, including Epidexipteryx, Jeholornis and Sapeornis, may then take wing as the new early birds.

The money may then take 15 working days to reach their accounts.The government still has high hopes.

This process may then take up to 20 years and will include a financial benefits package for the volunteer communities, as well as long-term employment opportunities.

There is a possibility that Mr. Harris may then take the stand in his own defense; otherwise, summations would begin Wednesday or Thursday, the judge said.

A male may then take off on a "circle flight" ending at the site that he has chosen for the future nest.

So if a bank lends 75% of a property's value, the homeowner may then take additional secured loans with other lenders and therefore face a true LTV of, say, 110%, making him or her much more likely to default.

A director may then take a shot at rewriting, and the star will bring on even more scribes to tailor the material to his or her on-screen persona.