Sentence examples for had maybe more from inspiring English sources

At that time, in the '50s, don't ask me why, Pittsburgh had maybe more drive-ins than any American city except Los Angeles.

It has maybe more to do with poetry than it has to do with narrative prose".

As co-producers of welfare, development and security, NGOs now have maybe more to lose.

"Higher ceilings have maybe even more value today, though," Mr. Feinberg said.

I've maybe done more than the average amount of time in funeral homes.

Staggies manager Derek Adams, whose side visit champions Celtic for the Scottish Premiership opener on Saturday, said: "We still have maybe one more signing to make before Saturday.

I asked if I could have maybe four more chances, but the nice woman just shook her head.

"But, if I hadn't, maybe more Indian people would have got killed.

Obviously the match could have been maybe more comfortable had I done a bit better serving out the first two sets".

He had two, maybe more.

The working classes have maybe just had more practice at it.