Sentence examples for may without the from inspiring English sources
"Here we have to knock along as best we may without the faintest element of corruption – not a hint of decay, not a breath of Leon Bakst; on the contrary, Christmas cards, Morris dances, children's prattle, woolwork, goodwill and so forth – all that was ever joyous and clear and fresh".
Campaigning in the North West of England, Mr Cameron said it was "a fact" that Labour could not form a government after 7 May without the support of the SNP.
The Globe on Park Avenue South will reopen in May, without the retail section in front, as an American-style brasserie.
An easy mistake to make, you could say, though it bore a trace of the slapdash, and all was forgiven as global attention turned briefly to another, no less compelling British figure: Teresa May, without the "H".
"Ken can help the Tories present a much more intelligent position on Europe than the line we took in May, without the party either breaking itself or turning itself inside out".
The Senate passed a bipartisan bill in April with the new protections, and House Republicans, who have said the additions are purely political, passed their own bill in May without the provisions.
It is well represented by these two books.+ Tocqueville commented more than a century and a half ago that "the president may slip without the state suffering" and "Congress may slip without the Union perishing," because the voters can replace both.
Injury is followed by endothelial regeneration, which may be associated with angiogenesis or may occur without the formation of new blood vessels [ 5, 6, 16].
An employee who leaves the group may, without a medical examination, convert the group coverage to an individual policy.
Princeton may be without the junior quarterback David Splithoff for the second straight game.
Is Chanelle worried about him and how he may survive without the addiction of winning races?
