Sentence examples for a long maybe from inspiring English sources

Certainly, it was more enjoyable than what is now following: a long, maybe very long, period of retrenchment.

I wish I'd never worn... a ponytail; a long, maybe slightly greasy ponytail that I think presented me with two years of accidental celibacy.

By supporting the proposed ban, President Bush has re-ignited the culture wars, given a new, possibly nastier character to the presidential race and committed America to a long, maybe unresolvable, debate about fundamental mores.America's culture wars have the virtue of ventilating profound questions of personal behaviour and responsibility.

It would be a long night, maybe morning, maybe Thanksgiving, before the balance of power in the Senate would be known.

If you're a guy; grow your hair long, maybe get a side-fringe.

Go long: Maybe an excerpt from a Super Bowl team's playbook.

Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: Go long: Maybe an excerpt from a team's playbook.

"This won't take long – maybe a few months," he said.

"How long?" "Maybe a couple of years.

"We're hopeful he's not going to be out too long, maybe a couple of weeks," added the manager.

"They didn't live together long – maybe a year," recalled Charlane Bertsch, Hasti's great-aunt.