It may rain later, so bring an umbrella. (Expressing possibility)
We may watch a movie tonight. (Suggesting a plan)
May I have a glass of water, please? (Requesting for something)
May the force be with you. (Wishing someone well)
You may go to the park if you finish your homework. (Giving permission)
She may not be able to come to the party this weekend.
May we have two cups of coffee, please?
You may need to bring a jacket, it's going to be cold outside.
May I ask for your help with this task?
May I suggest a different approach to the problem?
May you have a wonderful birthday filled with joy and happiness!
The weather forecast says it may rain today, so bring an umbrella just in case.
I may go to the gym later, depending on how I feel after work.
You may think that's a good idea, but I have some concerns about it.
May I borrow your pencil for a moment, please?
If you study hard, you may pass the exam with flying colors.
May I ask you a question about the new project?
He may be late for the meeting, but we can start without him.
We may have different opinions, but we should respect each other's views.
It may rain tomorrow, so don't forget to bring an umbrella.
May I suggest a different approach to this problem?
You may find that traveling alone offers a unique opportunity for self-discovery.
May this new year bring you all the success and happiness that you deserve.
Despite my reservations, I may consider taking on this new project if the compensation is right.
If the weather stays clear, we may be able to enjoy a picnic in the park this weekend.
May your birthday be filled with love, joy, and wonderful surprises!
It may rain today, so don't forget to bring an umbrella.
Despite his age, he may still be considered as one of the greatest athletes of all time.
In order to achieve success in life, one may have to take risks.
May I suggest that we reschedule the meeting for a later date?