Sentence examples for and maybe putting from inspiring English sources

"It seems like hydrogen is the buzz word right now, with the president talking about it, and maybe putting some money towards it," he said.

"Going after someone who may have filled out a form improperly, and maybe putting them in jail for years – that's a hard case to take to a jury," he said.

And that means our leaders have used goofball logic and lousy assumptions to trap the country in a cockeyed replay of the Crusades that could drain our treasury and strain our military for generations, without making us any safer from terrorists and maybe putting us more at risk.

GARY SHILLING: And maybe putting in beehives.

That didn't really get it your question, and maybe, putting my psychiatrist hat on, maybe I'm stalling because I don't want to answer your question.

Taking care of a cut or scrape usually means swapping out the bandage a few times, and maybe putting a little healing cream or hydrogel on there.

"And maybe put on a helmet," he joked.

So, keep it short (and maybe put your most important accomplishments up top!).

"People needed work done and maybe put it off until times got better".

And maybe put some crisp fried onions on top of that.

Matt Cassel will get a chance to steer Minnesota to its first win of the season — and maybe put himself in position for a more regular role.