Sentence examples for sides that may from inspiring English sources

Some grills use a shallow shelf with low sides that may be difficult to empty.

There are numerous patches on the back side and inscriptions on both sides that may take years to attribute and understand.

All I can say is that a fellow journalist sitting next to me, Indian and male, got up in a hurry after exclaiming "there are other sides to India too!" Perhaps sides that may only be visible to men, after all.

a. Refraining from actions or activities by either side that may adversely affect the security of the other or may prejudge the final outcome of negotiations.

They do not play with flashing extravagance and may be vulnerable to a side that may risk everything on a wide game of adventure.

Few notice a short stretch of row houses off to the side that may be the most haunting spot of all.

For active coaches, coming forward on controversial issues could hamper recruiting if you take a side that may alienate, say, the family of a prospective point guard".

This is a side that may not pulverise teams into submission but will chip away and chip away, frustrating opponents to the extent where errors seem near inevitable.

Yet there's an aspect of the artist — call it his un-Mannerist side — that may be fully available only at the Met.

D. Following this declaration and in keeping with the Agreed Common Agenda, both countries will refrain from actions or activities by either side that may adversely affect the security of the other or may prejudice the final outcome of negotiations.

The situation here is no different in principle from the sacrifice of surprise, or the conveyance of important leads to the other side, that may occur because a trial continues even after error has been committed.