Sentence examples for away from maybe from inspiring English sources

I don't feel this, but I could understand someone walking away from maybe the first four episodes and thinking "Transparent" is working a bit too hard to check every possible social issue box.

"I'd like to do something I haven't done before," he said, "maybe moving away from Mediterranean, maybe something American".

He took those years away from me, maybe some of my best years".

"It might take a man away from home maybe 50 nights to sit and learn it," he said.

As musical styles evolved away from glam, maybe Ziggy would be seen as a caricature of his former rock persona, like Kiss or Alice Cooper.

But, away from Merrill Lynch, maybe the client was racking up liabilities that I couldn't see.

When you go away from home, maybe having him out there tracking full-backs is not the best place for him to play but at home, when you are dominating possession, he is brilliant coming in off the flanks.

A lady spoke up with a wistful touch of frustration, saying that every time she ever felt anything like joy, someone or something would snatch it away from her -- maybe a person, maybe a situation.

"So maybe the digital thing took away from some sales, maybe it added to sales.

Reading, maybe not a lot, other than to nudge me towards books and away from people, which maybe is a lot, after all.

One comes away from him provoked maybe, but engaged.