Sentence examples for are maybe only from inspiring English sources

"There are maybe only 10 records I love a year," he says.

We have got more exclusives and differentiation and less competition, but in location terms there are maybe only 20 places in the UK we are not in that we want and they are marginal.

He said: "I have watched three-quarters of the games now, there are maybe only a couple to go, and analysed some things we can improve on, and that's something I will present to the players in the next seven days.

"In the general market, you're bombarded by a hundred different brands of toothpaste, but in the Hispanic market there are maybe only half a dozen brands actively marketing and advertising to Hispanics," notes Peter Roslow, a principal at Roslow Research Group.

Chronologically they may be in their 30's, 40's, 50s or 60s, but in "gay years" they are maybe only 15.

Experts reckoned there were maybe only tens left.

"That's maybe only happened two or three times".

I sometimes wonder if there might have been a further hidden reason, something Shewring was maybe only half aware of.

He was stabbed by a kid who was maybe only five or six years older than him.

The inverse mechanic of Time's Arrow is maybe only the most extreme instance in his work of cause and effect being shot.

Here in Malaysia today, by contrast, it was maybe only 28 degrees Celsius – a veritable refrigerator by comparison – and there was rain yesterday and today.