Sentence examples for maybe across from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bursey hoped he and some friends could protest somewhere closer, maybe across the road from the hangar, he said.

If he does, he will have changed the course of politics here and maybe across the land.

"I think that everybody here -- maybe across the nation -- will look at this case to see how the criminal justice system works," Mr. Koch had said.

But while folks are plenty patriotic, the war is far removed from a time and place where life turns on what goes on at the dinner table and maybe across town at the farthest.

"On Wednesday again a similar looking picture, pieces of cloud and outbreaks of rain continuing through Scotland and Northern Ireland and we may start to see that cloud and rain starting to edge further South into Northern England, maybe across Northern Wales by the end of Wednesday.

THE epigraph of a new book about the Central Park jogger case in 1989 establishes its premise: "I think that everybody here — and maybe across the nation — will look at this case to see how the criminal justice system works," Mayor Edward I. Koch said at the time.

Maybe some "across state lines" stuff?

I want a president that I see as strong and one sitting across, maybe, the chess board with Putin that I think he has a chance of winning.

Or maybe just across Roy and Ida's apartment.

It can help to allow your imagination to range farther afield, maybe even across a river.

OK, but the thing that maybe comes across most passionately from talking to you is a hatred of the media.