Sentence examples for maybe Japanese from inspiring English sources
Yet the pact will impose costs on Europe's industries that will not be faced by their American (and maybe Japanese) rivals.
"So I went to the library and thought I would find a big book in Chinese or maybe Japanese that would have everything about the Great Wall," he told me recently.
Maybe Japanese-Italian cuisine just needs a little help from Mexico.
Prohibition maybe, or Japanese internment camps?
"But maybe the Japanese want to wear more European styles".
Maybe the Japanese obsession with food reflects these ancient deprivations — a cuisine of remembered longing.
But maybe the Japanese people could use the experience of this catastrophe to rebuild a society bound together with a renewed trust.
There is evidence to suggest that, maybe, this Japanese recovery is real, is not just based on government spending and will last longer than previous wind sprints.
The visitor had hoped to uncover, say, a few unclaimed bottles of 1975 Pétrus, or maybe some Japanese bayonets from the Second World War (the buildings had offered bargain rents to veterans).
I thought about everything that might haunt such a place — mill sounds, coughing old miners, maybe even Japanese targets of the bomb — and I asked Cadman what he heard.
