Sentence examples for has perhaps come from inspiring English sources

That time has perhaps come.

The time has perhaps come for us to develop never events in public health.

The traditional "womb-to-tomb" biography has perhaps come to seem rather high-handed and old-fashioned.

In recent years, the culture has perhaps come to regard the idea more playfully — mostly as fodder for gags.

The moment has perhaps come to revisit those laws, in light of recent and previously unthinkable developments in American government.

For one, that Twitter has perhaps come up with a new, better way to show users content that they might be interested in.

Saint-Georges would have perhaps come into contact with George Bridgewater (1778-1860), a violinist of African origin born in present-day Poland.

In a series of phone calls with key figures across the party, Clegg ventured that the time had perhaps come for him to stand down.

The New Yorker, April 30 , 1966P. 35 There was one morning last week when we felt that spring had perhaps come around at last, and we set out for the office, on foot, with a light and happy step.

At the weekend, two American soldiers were killed in Paktia province by a pro-Taliban group thought to number around 800 men, who had perhaps come from border areas in Pakistan; and the number of ambushes and attacks has soared in recent weeks.

Of Richmond, a Ghanaian guide with a Danish ancestor (the Danes were active on the Ghanaian coast in the 1660s), he writes: "So he had, after all, a gift of analytical thought; and though it might not have been fair to say so, this had perhaps come down to him from the Danish ancestor".