Sentence examples for may to open from inspiring English sources
She hopes to meet Theresa May to open discussions on "how we tackle women's issues together, such as prostitution and human-trafficking".
Israel was invited in May to open talks on joining the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, a grouping of the world's most economically advanced democratic countries.
The island will be uninhabited until Ms. Moore and Ms. Godchaux return next May to open the shutters and greet volunteers, some of whom have already made up their minds to come back.
Under pressure from the Federal Communications Commission and the New York State Public Service Commission, Verizon promised in May to open up its network of existing lines to D.S.L. competitors, a move that regulators say will lower costs and reduce installation delays.
It may not open-source Office or it may decide to open it up to one and all.
Fluff it and fund managers' grumbles of discontent may turn to open calls for boardroom change.
With Apr. 15 approaching, you may want to open an Individual Retirement Account for 2007.
Even investors who respect the principles that guide these businesses may hesitate to open their wallets.
He may choose to open fire on innocent civilians.
Additionally, the authors may choose to open the paper to public comment during the review process.
At any time during game play players may decide to open their medical practice.
