Sentence examples for came maybe from inspiring English sources

Since I Left You came maybe two years after that, when I was sober and just glad to be alive.

"My first paycheck from Air Partner came maybe two weeks into August," said Mr. Mochnal, referring to the aviation services company where he now works.

"Well, I would say it came maybe a little bit too early in my career," Mauresmo said of her Australian Open success.

"It's fine, it just goes straight over my head, it doesn't bother me one bit," he said, speculating that the booing from India supporters came "maybe because my background is from Pakistan" and repeating his hope that "over time we can change" the attitude of British Indians with "a Brummy accent or whatever".

"Our breakthrough came maybe two or three months ago when we looked at all the evidence that we'd gathered to date," the chief investigator told the BBC.

It might be interesting to find out when and why that convention was chosen, or to point out that the authors could not find out whence it came (maybe a learned reader will enlighten us).

"Tess — is the baby coming?" "Maybe.

There's a but coming, maybe you guessed.

Still, the rain's coming, maybe enough to drown the seeds.

Maybe the messages would keep coming and coming; maybe they would never end.

Maybe it'll come, maybe it won't, but I have to perform".