Sentence examples for for and perhaps from inspiring English sources

Being fat means you're well-loved and cared for, and perhaps all this ultimately links fatness to happiness.

In a few years, the best of the young Democrats elected to the legislature in 1996 will be competing for, and perhaps winning, statewide races.

When its offshore fields came onstream in 2010 they pumped out less gas than hoped for, and perhaps Mr Ambani took his eye off the ball.

These are challenges we can tackle together, and missions we can plan and train for, and perhaps someday execute side by side.

It's my unprovable hypothesis that the tremendous interest they generate is in part compensation for, and perhaps a distraction from, the general sense of stuckness that prevails in other areas.

If you decide to invest in one, think about what your child will use it for – and, perhaps more importantly, what you want them to use it for – then find the right fit.

Four camels are on hand for emergencies (and perhaps for a bit of atmosphere).

But for Britain – and perhaps for others – it is not the objective.

The development is new for Greeks — and perhaps for Europe, too.

It would be an unnerving turn of events for foreigners, and perhaps for Japanese as well.

These are the women the detective finds waiting anxiously for answers, and perhaps for some solace.