Sentence examples for could perhaps do from inspiring English sources

We could perhaps do something together; we haven't yet.

Seemingly learning his job at the highest level, Moeen could perhaps do with such input.

I thought that the imagination — mine, in this case — could perhaps do some observing of what otherwise wouldn't be noticed.

But if the players could perhaps do more, no sooner do they go out in places like New Zealand than they are berated.

With so much at stake for the clubs, is a cup final that will barely flicker on the English football consciousness a distraction they could perhaps do without?

Yet if one of my children had died on 9/11, I could perhaps do almost anything to bin Laden; one cannot know unless one is there.

Could he, perhaps, do a Sebastian Coe and carve out a political career?

She acknowledged that she could have "perhaps done more to communicate" the scale of the contamination.

Rightly, Ancelotti reacted after the break - although he could have perhaps done it sooner - by replacing Ramos with Illarramendi and Bale with Benzema, restoring the personnel that had been winning - albeit unconvincingly - in recent weeks.

At one point, I even thought I could perhaps stop doing dance.

In the end, Kübler-Ross could perhaps have done more to help her own family grieve after her death.