Sentence examples for maybe a wave from inspiring English sources

A polite smile, maybe a wave to the crowd and that will probably be enough when his real focus is the three points on offer.

Finish off with a wider smile than the first one, and maybe a little wave.

Maybe we need a "wave theory" of cultural exchange, to explain the constant oscillation between East and West.

For them, the electronics show is an opportunity to meet with distributors and potential business partners and maybe to ride a wave of publicity generated by the show into the public eye.

Of course, anything can happen, and maybe a Republican tidal wave could put the race in play.

As we meandered around the neighborhoods behind the riverfront, no one seemed to register our difference except maybe by giving us a wave.

I was just numb… then, I don't know how, a wave maybe turned me round.

Brazil hasn't staged a World Cup since 1950, so maybe a little flag waving is warranted.

Well, maybe you wave a few placards.

Maybe they wave a gun or two around, but the most important thing is they make off with all your pot.

There comes a time in the life of any creative artist, or maybe any ambitious careerist, when a wave of middle-aged tiredness brings an awful dilemma.