Sentence examples for between maybe from inspiring English sources

And somewhere in between, maybe even the best value — the mythical "cheapest parking which is not so far away from their destination".

The surprising answer is somewhere between maybe and not really.

So I think there's some correlation between maybe being the eldest and wanting to blaze a trail.

Some organizers favor something in between, maybe not as confrontational as the anarchists' approach but an alternative to mass marches in which large groups, typically kept behind metal barricades, hold signs and chant familiar refrains: "Hey hey, ho ho (insert objectionable entity here) has got to go" and the like.

So the difference between Maybe it is raining.

Successful entrepreneurs are seldom geniuses and seldom stupid; most of them are "in between," maybe with a medium intelligence quotient and a certain feeling that they don't want to copy the career of their professors, but with a very strong demand for autonomy.

Authentic, traditional or somewhere in-between, maybe we'll just call this a potato salad with a southern French accent and let it go at that.

"Usually in most rough areas, unholy alliances are formed between different people, maybe between a prostitute and a pimp, or a drug dealer and a drug user," says Heaton of the backdrop to the piece.

Like a weird, drunken encounter between Jim Jarmusch and John Hughes, maybe.

But they're few and far between, you maybe have one a year.

There seemed slightly more distance between us, maybe, than when we'd gone into the concert hall.