Sentence examples for which anyone may from inspiring English sources

Maisu means "ripe breadfruit blown from a tree in a storm", which anyone may eat.

It's a world in which anyone may be an informer, and suspicion poisons relationships between parents and children, husbands and wives.

In her road book, she calls it "the first time I witnessed the ancient and modern magic of talking circles, those groups in which anyone may speak in turn, everyone must listen, and consensus is more important than time".

A commons is an unregulated public resource — in the classic example, in Garrett Hardin's essay "The Tragedy of the Commons" (1968), it is literally a commons, a public pasture on which anyone may graze his cattle.

On London's busy Fleet Street, opposite Chancery Lane, is a stone arch through which anyone may step, and travel back in time.

It's an open standard, which anyone may use, developed by a consortium of over 200 interested organizations, with funding from the European Union.

The possibilities inherent to a radically altered global environment in which most anyone may talk to anyone, and is increasingly likely to do so, in turn amplify the potential forms that human activity may take.

I have put the photo in the Creative Commons, which means anyone may use it for non-commercial purposes, however, proper attribution of the photo should be given because it is NOT in the public domain".

And then there's the thread that wound through Trump's campaign and become a nuisance once he was elected: lingering questions about his campaign's interactions with Russian actors and the extent to which anyone close to Trump may have explicitly aided Russia in its interference efforts.

It was only really a matter of time before someone thought: "What's the one thing that an entire generation of people who now have disposable income aspire to do?" The team who have just launched a true-to-life recreation of the Crystal Maze, which anyone can take part in, may be about to make a lot of money.

It's much more expressible, a real singularity moment whose impact may be unfathomable, but which anyone can grok.