Sentence examples for maybe a change from inspiring English sources

"I thought maybe a change of pace might help," Paterno said.

D. F. Manley: Maybe a change of mood Will com/mends for the whining schoolboy (ref. AYLI, 'seven ages of man').

He doesn't deserve the sack based on his own performance, but if the club think he can't connect with the squad in a positive way anymore, maybe a change of manager is inevitable.

Maybe a change at the top would satisfy him.

"Maybe some new players or maybe a change of tactics is needed," Hargreaves told BBC Spotlight.

This most likely causes a reduction of the electron density or maybe a change in the electron energy distribution function with respect to a pure He plasma.

Clearly the events of September have triggered a modification, a very deep change, maybe a sea change in the trans-Atlantic alliance.

Light relief, perhaps, or maybe just a change of tune.

You decide it's time you moved out of your comfort zone and aimed for something more - a promotion maybe, or a change of employer.

Siddle relieves Harris after four overs, maybe signalling a change in tactics from the 1st Test, where Harris generally bowled much longer spells than the "shock bowler" Johnson.

And maybe have a change of pants ready.