Sentence examples for maybe a word from inspiring English sources

Maybe a word of explanation is necessary.

Very... much more freedom, you get the basic idea, maybe a word, and it triggers something.

"I think of it like being on the receiving end of a really bad cell-phone call — maybe a word gets through, but maybe it doesn't," she said.

The best canoes are full of so many friends that there is no room for actual conversation — maybe a word, maybe a few letters, but nothing of substance to distract you from the warmth of feeling that you belong to something, no matter how ephemeral and meaningless.

November 2011: After sparking a racism storm by telling black players there is "no racism, just maybe a word or gesture … those affected should say 'this is a game' and shake hands" - solves it by publishing a photo of himself hugging a black colleague.

You follow a fast bouncer down the pitch with a stare and maybe a word or two.

and objectionable words (maybe a swear words or a secret project's codename).

While she might not manage two stories a day, she jots down three ideas a day, "maybe just a word, or an image".

"Take a line from a favourite film, or a poem you know, or a children's rhyme, then maybe swap a word.

As a boy, I'd learned that it's the Latin, and maybe a Greek, word for "suffering" that gives rise to our word "passion".

Fear, of course, might be the wrong word, or maybe an indelicate word.