Sentence examples for having maybe through from inspiring English sources

There are a few plot points in "Jack & Bobby" that are too neat, and this bit of news ranks high among them; given what we have already seen of Grace's hard-charging, academically oriented personality, it doesn't ring true — you can imagine her having, maybe through a birth-control malfunction, one child, but not two, with a busboy, at which point she would jettison him.

"Kind of a wayward hippie-ideals person who has maybe lived through the yuppie deal in the States and has come out on the other side.

Occasionally, with a man who has maybe gone through his whole life being shorter than he wished he was, you might instinctively give him a little more stature in the portrait.

Cohen, the only songwriter whom Bob Dylan would place himself beneath, who could make the Old Testament sexy, could have maybe seen us through this divisive political time.

My friend Dan Rogers was opening a call center in North Hollywood, and he was going to have maybe 40 employees through there a day.

Get rid of those strictures, and you wouldn't have two teams for twenty million people in the New York area; you'd have maybe five or six, either through expanding the current number or by allowing teams to relocate from other cities.

Could Congress and the American people have maybe helped the Obama Administration think this one through?

"I have come through some challenges over the last 12 months that have maybe changed a few things.

That means users are gonna have profiles that others can see, and the site will keep track of what you've viewed and what your connections have viewed and maybe through all of that get ideas for even more free, ad-supported movies you might want to watch.

Maybe he could have carried through on promises to have a transparent White House, instead of the seemingly impenetrable fortress he and his aides erected.

But Firestone has to act fast, they have to deliver, maybe with a break-through technology".