Examples of using May in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
And may I recommend for the lady our Clementine soup followed by roast wild duck with currant glaze
no matter how much we may think we are-- would get a failing grade.
The statue was exposed to the public after 13 years of planning and construction in May 1888, on the Emperor's birthday, May 13.
I realize this may not be what you were looking for when you gave me the $400, but, Miguel, it's probably the right result.
And may I just add that although you cannot un-tell a lie, I hope the Tribune will
a story I knew, and he said, well, Tom, you may never repeat that, as long as you live.
It may seem like I'm content being this good-for-nothing slacker,
Your Honor, may I point out the perversity of a victim of gun violence being forced to pay- while the seller of the gun profits?
My mother may never speak to me again after this job. So I want to make sure it was worth it.
Well, Miss Pel, may I ask what someone with an illness like yours was doing alone in space with no access to medical care?
Well, this may come as a surprise… but that is how some of our most famous personalities started out-- just seeing what they look like, accidentally.
May I have permission to go with my mates to a little pub called Shea Stadium and rock the world for the rest of eternity?" No!
This may seem a little bit out of character for me,
Speaking of which, given the general mode of attack, may I suggest you both wear your… department-issue galoshes while you're out in the field.
Soon, there may be agents and managers and movie deals,
Mr. Hickok? May I tell my readers?
You may have noticed the tone of Alicia's voice.
How may I make your day more E-fficient?
I mean… There may be many men out there who don't mind being the maid and getting nothing. But I ain't one of them.
And if you would like to bring us a housewarming gift, may I suggest a spice rack.