Sentence examples for he will perhaps be from inspiring English sources

When Manning makes the traditional pregame walk with his teammates through the Grove for the final time, he will perhaps be eclipsing his father in Ole Miss lore.

He will be aging in professional golf years, he will be the elder trying to tie a victorious, somewhat honorable ribbon on his golf legacy, and he will perhaps be hobbled as he struggles to do it.

He will perhaps be most remembered, however, for his key role as a negotiator who helped bring about peace treaties with Jordan, Egypt and the Oslo peace accords with the Palestinians for which he was named a joint Nobel peace prize winner.

Nonetheless, he said, Nemmouche will "perhaps be brought to the scene" for the re-enactment designed to help prosecutors piece together the crime.

He'll be disappointed but he'll perhaps accept it wasn't realistic to win his first grand slam back after surgery.

He will be, perhaps, the most significant voice in the country when it comes to filling vacancies, particularly on our federal courts of appeal.

On Saturday, however, when the gates pop open on the second leg of horse racing's Triple Crown, he will be perhaps the most influential person at Pimlico Race Course.

I suggest that Wallace let athletes simply be the human beings they are, and perhaps he will not be so disappointed.

Perhaps he will still be in charge of England come the summer of 2000.

Perhaps he will not be best left on the sidelines, dwelling on the experience, soaking it all up.

Perhaps he will never be able to fully undo the 2004 effort by Republicans to put anti-gay-marriage constitutional amendments through in order to bring out the conservative base vote.