Sentence examples for may would be from inspiring English sources

After Manchester, Cardiff, Edinburgh and Leeds, the i team are visiting the south coast to host our next student iDebate, "Political chaos on 8 May would be good for British democracy".

Ms May would be the most popular choice to head the Out campaign in the referendum promised by Mr Cameron, according to the Survation poll for the pressure group Leave.EU.EU

Speaking at a news conference in Russia, Mr Yanukovych said the Ukrainian presidential elections that have announced for 25 May would be "illegal and unlawful".

Some 58% of people questioned for the latest YouGov survey - conducted after the debate - think the SNP holding the balance of power after 7 May would be a bad thing.

Under the proposal, Home Secretary Theresa May would be able to sign a Temporary Exclusion Order (TEO) to ban a suspected extremist from returning home to the UK for up to two years at a time.

It was announced in March 2006 that Stone Sour's second album, which was tentatively titled "Come What May," would be released on July 18 , 2006

(Minutes earlier, the two had learned that Theresa May would be Britain's second woman Prime Minister).

On Saturday, doctors said it was unclear whether Maier would be able to ski again.

Any thoughts you may have would be much appreciated.

But the most effective measure, counterintuitive as it may be, would be to increase our numbers.

Be that as it may, Thomson would be happy simply to have his job back.