The same,' answered Lilias; 'make no gesture, that may intimate we are speaking of him.
As for answering him," she continued to say, "that may or may not be proper.
I certainly shall not shirk any responsibility that may be attached to me.
After all," said he to himself, "that may be the best way of winding up a bankrupt concern.
That may possibly be true," said Maximilian, and he again subsided into his thoughtful mood.
That may be," said the count, turning pale; "but you know the guilty do not like to find themselves convicted.
Give me your word, and I'll believe you, for at least you are an honest gentleman, and if you have poached a kiss or two, that maybe forgiven.
That may happen in any case," muttered Christopher, turning his head aside.
That may be,' retorted Lincoln, with a look of distress and of undisguised displeasure, 'but I am not satisfied.
That may be," said Mr. Lincoln, "but if he takes that shoot he never can be President.
That may be; but what shall we do in France without any arms?
The peasant was not surprised, and said: "That may be," and went on with his work.
Both stopped, and a conversation ensued, that may be said to have passed directly over the heads of those who were concealed.
That may be the bowl of a pipe belonging to a soldier.
That may be very true; but likes and dislikes have nothing to do with system.
That may be, Bunny, but I tell you frankly I don't want you to-night.
That may be, Bunny, but you ought certainly to have trusted me!
That may be gauged when I confess that this was how the matter stood on the night I gave a worthless check for my losses at baccarat, and afterward turned to Raffles in my need.
But we all know old Sir Ensor's name, so that may be no obstacle.
You may trust her to forget nothing, sir, that may tempt a guest to his comfort.
Yes, that may happen," he said quietly, politely stepping aside to let the visitor enter, the stinking corridor first.
That may be; but what known you of this other lady?
Can you give me no clue that I may save her from the wolf that may be already on her track?
That may be assimilated; that may be likened, or appropriated and incorporated.
May the Lord the God of the spirits of all flesh provide a man, that may be over this multitude: 27:17.
They said to me: make us gods, that may go before us; for as to this Moses, who brought us forth out of the land of Egypt, we know not what is befallen him.
That is, we shall take care, notwithstanding these dangerous circumstances, to keep our vessels holy, that is, to keep our bodies from every thing that may defile us.
That may be; but these fortunate chances teach us a lesson in admiration as valuable as those we might learn in regions superior to chance.
That may be, but such marks cannot be given to anyone but your lover without your degrading yourself.
That may be a tenable position in some cases, but in the present instance the nature of the affair justifies prompt action.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "that may" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
