Sentence examples for item perhaps from inspiring English sources

Limit yourself to one prepared-food item, perhaps a savory hand-pie from that aproned cutie you always see at the climbing gym.

The home of the Whopper appears to be headed for the discount menu, where it could become a popular item, perhaps even for Warren E. Buffett.

Its best-known line, the Admiral's Cup, appeared in 1960 and quickly became a popular item, perhaps because of its unusual 12-sided case.

The second item, perhaps the least known of Schubert's serenades, is also one of his most heavenly creations: a seamless unfolding of one idea from another idea, each more inspired than the last.

At home, I think of wine primarily as a grocery item, perhaps an overly expensive one with an outsized meaning, but ultimately part of the ensemble of a meal.

The most interesting item perhaps is a carbon copy of a five-page letter, typed, single-spaced, which Magruder sent to Secretary of State, Cordell Hull, on March 22 , 1943

A long list of food items — perhaps inserted by a hungry election official?

Her $2,000 cashmere pullovers and $3,500 leather jackets became cult items, perhaps because they were almost ostentatiously nondescript.

The last two items, perhaps, underscore Gardner's still-fervent scholar's life after 52 years at Harvard.

In the foreground, Hotei bears a sack of precious items, perhaps rice plants, candy, food, or the woes of the world lifted from the burdened.

Customers may have requested the items, perhaps to have their fast-food Mexican favorites prepared with Chipotle's signature healthier ingredients.