Sentence examples for maybe accompanied from inspiring English sources

"Somewhere around here, maybe," accompanied by vague hand gestures towards Indochina or south Asia.

It's even good naked and alone, though a pinch of pepper in the batter and a drizzle of good, intense honey (buckwheat, lavender, chestnut), maybe accompanied by toasted nuts, adds sophisticated notes that work all year long.

Also comparison with other "elevator" proteins could perhaps be improved and maybe accompanied by a figure that would emphasize common and/or distinct features.

The rhythm of your hand on his/her back, maybe accompanied by some soft humming, provides a gentle vibration that will soothe his/her little body.

Maybe because he was throwing himself around the stage, maybe because he was accompanied by a band wearing balaclavas and hoods, maybe because it was so damn loud or maybe cos he was ripping it up in front of the suits of the music industry..

In his current show, "Celtic Tiger," which stopped for one night at Madison Square Garden last month, he merely danced onto the stage — accompanied by maybe forty or fifty other clattering tappers and a gigantic video projection of what appeared to be sunrise over Stonehenge — in a backless Roman-gladiator outfit.

On Mondays it might be rotisserie baked chicken with yams, Tuesdays maybe spaghetti with meatballs accompanied by half a cup of applesauce and a dinner roll.

Maybe he'll accompany you to the hospital and say, "Talk more about that" while the triage nurses assess your burns.

Their names should be accompanied by F.D.N.Y., maybe even grouped separately.

Maybe the wasteful consumption that accompanied the commercialization of Christmas was a factor.

Maybe, a worsening of tinnitus is accompanied by a neuronal activation pattern which makes the tinnitus brain more receptible to rTMS than a brain which is currently experiencing no change or improvement of tinnitus severity.