Sentence examples for began maybe from inspiring English sources
At one point, holding fistfuls of fake $100 bills that he would throw up in the air and at the camera, he said, "I don't want to spend the whole show basking in my own self congratulations, although considering how much self loathing I had before the show began, maybe it would be warranted".
I coupled that with another section that began, Maybe I shouldn't have given the guy who pumped my stomach my phone number...
But, I figured, by going back to the place it all began, maybe I'd have the opportunity to round off those three years in one full cathartic swoop.
At the risk of sounding like every middle-aged person since Zuckerberg began, maybe social media has led to a more superficial idea of friendships.
Kevin gets the most screen time, and yet I'm less interested in his self-pity than I was when the show began, maybe because he really just has two modes: confusion and anger.
So we began, maybe 20 years ago, to see reward for the CEO and senior executives having a weighting, something like 75percentt on financial objectives, 25percentt on non-financial, such as customer complaints, something about environmental protection, employee turnover, things like that.
At the book's center is a chapter that begins, "Maybe there are things I should explain".
Before I begin, maybe I should prescribe two extra-strength doses of Long Island Iced Tea.
Abu Ghaith's conviction may end "the political debate," but when the military trial of K.S.M. finally begins — maybe next year — we're still likely going to have to sit through a farce where the great Al Qaeda courtroom drama should have been.
"If you were somebody who frequently use video calls," Bosworth begins, "maybe there would be an ad-targeting cluster, for people who were interested in video calling.
To begin, maybe women who don't work outside the home are less likely to get divorced because of the drastic decrease in standard of living that comes when an "unskilled" worker tries to enter the workforce.
