Sentence examples for making maybe the from inspiring English sources

(This was a tad greedy because, if four spades was making, maybe the opponents would have a cheap save in five of a minor).

It is about bringing the story of a man who was trying to do right by his people, his kingdom and his family - but making maybe the wrong decision.

"When you are a player at this stage of the competition, one day is very important and can make, maybe, the difference.

Bolton have made maybe the best signing in League One so far, the centre-back Mark Beevers, who arrives on a free from Millwall after much talk that he could sign for a Championship club.

When that happens, and also when the promised signings are made, maybe the slogan on that scarf will be true after all.

That's how much some rookie pilots on commuter airlines make, maybe even the rookie pilots flying people here to Madison.

"A few balls in the beginning, we could make, maybe we could catch the rhythm better and make it.

The characters make maybe one or two more touristic stops than is necessary, but it's a minor flaw.

Part of what makes experience, and part of what makes maybe somebody road-tested is the amount of trials that you've been through in politics.

Samson and the Philistine, made maybe a decade later, couldn't care less about balance; it rejects it, in fact, for instability.

In a good year, a successful captain in the Keys makes maybe $40,000 a year, barely enough to pay for housing, food and rum.