Sentence examples for guess perhaps from inspiring English sources

According to Mr. Mateo's best guess, perhaps 75percentt of Washington Heights is rooting for the Red Sox.

When that might be is anyone's guess, perhaps in December when Herman Van Rompuy, chairing the summits, unveils his "roadmap" for "completing" the single currency's monetary union, a work in progress.

He names no names, but I'm hazarding a guess (perhaps unfairly) that the work of writers such as David Lodge, David Nobbs, Howard Jacobson and Kingsley Amis might fall under this heading, in his view.

My best guess: perhaps Mr. Biden can be credited with what in baseball statistics would be termed a "hold": something a bit shy of either a win or a save and which will probably seem perfunctory with the passage of time, but which might have done his team a bit of good.

Or, if the Nats choose to be more active, they could not only finish the Zimmerman extension far past '13, but, with room to spare, also sign Cuban center fielder Yoenis Cespedes; he'll get (anybody's guess) perhaps $40 million soon for what amounts to a six-year contract.

"Privately I probably set 60 points as a target, which we're not going to reach, so I guess perhaps there's a tinge of disappointment," he said.

It's more like guessing, perhaps an educated guess.

So the President gets to make guesses, perhaps about someone who has not done anything that wasn't upstanding?

Meanwhile, they watch me come and go, guessing perhaps at the coming winter by the number of trips I make to the woodshed, the number of armloads I carry inside.

(Who would have guessed?) Perhaps the most sublime dish was an array of seven warm gelatin blocks that resembled watercolor paints, each a vivid hue that proved to be a pure essence of a vegetable.

I'm guessing perhaps a related Twitter hashtag might have replaced #ABreakupIsBadWhen today.