Sentence examples for may tied from inspiring English sources

Then they accounted for seven losses in May, tied for the second most of any team over that stretch.

His six home runs in May tied Evan Gattis for the most among MLB rookies.

He may tie Mays tonight in San Diego and then pass him tomorrow night against the Padres.

"If necessary, Japanese auto makers may tie up with partners overseas," he said.

He also has to deal with a Democratic Congress that, if ignored, may tie his hands.

Some East-West pairs may tie that score in the obvious fashion, making three no-trump with an overtrick.

I suspect we will have created 30,000 to 35,000 jobs in 1999, so we may tie the 1986 figure".

Daily duty in a single low-level courtroom may tie up a dozen or more police, for example.

While "Messenger" may tie the three stories together just a little too neatly, it is still far from a sweet resolution.

It certainly tries for a kind of unadorned emotional openness - and this may tie in to the fact that Hannah does get her kit off a good deal.

"A lot of guys may tie up their boats because they can't make a profit, which means there will be less of a supply," Mr. Guzzo said.