Sentence examples for from perhaps from inspiring English sources

Apart from, perhaps, "behave yourselves, lads".

They're not creative, aside from perhaps in accounting.

Then, from perhaps the 4th century, the literature of the Purāṇas took over.

The original national flag of Thailand, in use from perhaps the 17th century, was plain red.

Pisidian is known from perhaps two dozen texts, all short tomb inscriptions.

Prescient praise from perhaps the most well-read naturalist of that or any century.

Cuba earned just $430m from its latest sugar harvest, down from perhaps $5 billion in 1990.

Leinster have nothing to feel sorry about, apart from perhaps giving their supporters palpitations.

The talk is of a possible £34.50 offer from, perhaps, Xstrata or Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation.

"I understand it's a departure from perhaps what they're used to in Great Neck.

I don't know where that comes from, perhaps because we were too permissive in the past".