Sentence examples for may perhaps take from inspiring English sources

When his presidency begins in August, Mr Rohani may perhaps take tentative steps towards re-engagement with America.

Tyburn was a deathly presence in the literature of the time.: in Ben Jonson's play The New Inn, the host remarks darkly that if a man applies himself to the arts of paganism, "He may, perhaps, take a degree at Tyburn".

Independent journalists want their audience (as paltry as it sometimes may be) to re-act and then perhaps take action.

Perhaps take a good stand up class.

Or, perhaps take some healthy vitamins.

Not surprisingly, there is already speculation that Xohm may be dead within a year, perhaps taking Sprint with it.

For instance: higher doses of aspirin can cause tinnitus, so perhaps taking another NSAID may be as effective without causing the tinnitus.

Cleopatra perhaps took this tradition too far.

Money may not be plentiful, but the next review may perhaps be able to take a more "strategic" view.

He may perhaps be steeling himself to take on one or other of the tycoons, but it seems more likely that he is trying to play them off against each other.

Unless the process is handled with care, the day of separate summits may come to be seen as the moment when the euro zone uncoupled from the rest of the EU.The surprise may perhaps be that this separation took so long.