Sentence examples for may too have from inspiring English sources

He may, too, have connected with the child who was raised in his parents' warm, faithful Methodism.

Arsenal may too have a shortage of midfielders with Mesut Ozil, Mikel Arteta, Aaron Ramsey and Tomas Rosicky all likely to be out.

David worries that he may too have the condition, and the endless search for a cure takes its toll on the family.

Aged 12, I went through a mystical period when I feared I may, too, have to be burned at the stake for my country's sake.

Perhaps if Google were to scale to 200,000 engineers, even they may too have to succumb to similar practices.

Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation simply wouldn't exist, and the research projects that we have had the honor of being a part of may too have fallen by the wayside.

Sarkozy's approach may work, because America, too, has changed.

But this, too, may have come too late.

That, too, may have held sales back.

Hatred, too, may have been ingrained early.

The results, too, may have a predictable feel.