She may have been killed because of something she knew.

She may have changed her mind

I'm afraid she may have the mumps.

She may have been beautiful when young.

Well, she may have used an alias.

She may have missed the 7 00 train.

She shouldn't even be having a baby. She may have a difficult time.

Since she came to see you at intermission... she may have lost them here.

I have no interest in anything she may say.

She may have been Rémy's girl, or his partner's.

And now, Henry, she thinks he may have had an accident.

She may have noble blood in her veins, no doubt about that, however, may God have mercy on her soul...

A, she removed any doubts you may have had about her, uh...

She needed courage to admit her son may have given a disease.

And although she may have studied with An expert dialectician and grammarian

You replied that it was she who may have seen something, but something marvelous, which she was pointing out.

She seems to have a fear of doctors. It may extend to nurses.

She may come.

She may come.

She may have her reasons, of course... but she keeps telling me to wait and that Rosemary will be here.

We have reason to believe that she came along this way. May have stopped in the area.

I'm afraid we can't rule out the possibility that she may have the disease.

I'd like to talk to my wife. She may have some word of David.

Yes, rapidly. We can't scan below 300 feet, and she may have gone down.

She may not come.

But she may lipread.

She may be sick.

She may not know.

She may be married.

She may well say so.

She may stay the night.

Mm, yes, she may dance.

Yes, but she may say

She wanted to replant the seed that had fallen among the thorns, and she may well have gained her end had it not been that...

She may not come here tomorrow.

She may not welcome the surprise.

She may not live till tomorrow.

This abnormal fear she has that she may inherit her mother's insanity.

And she said, Behold my maid Bilhah, go in unto her and she shall bear upon my knees that I may also have children by her.

And she said, Behold my maid Bilhah, go in unto her and she shall bear upon my knees that I may also have children by her.

The judge or adjudicator may be no more competent to make that prudential judgement, although he or she may have the benefit of expert evidence.

She may realize later what I meant.

She may be proud of her daughter.

She may be later than you think.

She may accept. Try and ask her