Sentence examples for month may make from inspiring English sources

While you certainly won t have the time for one-on-one interaction like you do during less busy times of the year, setting aside time at the beginning of the month may make it a bit easier to follow through.

Staying on the sidelines for a month may make you anxious.

But the market tumble in August may make Berkshire's third-quarter filing even juicier.

Heavy rains in late June and early July may make some fields worth harvesting but many are already lost.

NATO's likely rebuff to Romania before the alliance's special summit in July may make people still crosser.

Five satellites, collectively called THEMIS, that were launched in mid February, may make his magnetometers as old-fashioned as the mahogany instrument hanging in a hotel lobby.

A referendum in California this November may make us null and void, just as has happened to same-sex couples many times before.

(Meanwhile, strong jobs numbers for April released on Friday, coming on top of good figures for March, may make what had been the president's biggest liability the economy—his biggest hope.

Toulon v Scarlets Tomorrow, 8pm, Stade Félix Mayol Jonny Wilkinson, Sonny Bill Williams and Tom May may make up the Toulon midfield but the captain, Joe van Niekerk, is on the bench with the former France No9 Pierre Mignoni.

Buyers can release equity from their home in their UK to help finance a property purchase abroad, although new affordability criteria coming into force on 26 April may make it tougher to convince a lender you can really finance the payments from your income.

But an uptick in July may make it hard to justify more stimulus.