Sentence examples for maybe along from inspiring English sources

And maybe, along the way, they can reclaim the prodigal son.

Maybe along with the annual splash of National Poetry Day we could have a weekly local ripple.

Maybe, along with a career choice, financial necessity, personal history, job availability, child care and a host of other factors — all of which, along with our personal status, are subject to evolution.

So let's say the Republicans win a Senate majority in 2014, and the House passes what many comprehensive-reform skeptics (myself included) would consider a sensible alternative to the current legislation — a combination DREAM Act/high-skilled immigration/border security bill, maybe, along the lines Matt Yglesias suggested earlier this year, giving advice-against-interest to the House G.O.P.

One year you may wish to rent in Tuscany, the next in the South of France, Hawaii, or maybe along Turkey's Bosphorus coast.

Maybe along the way you've picked up a few ideas and misconceptions about commercial science--the good (high pay and short hours), the bad (loss of intellectual freedom), and the ugly (a tainted soul --but you've never really given thisoul --buteriousoul --but

"At first you must suffer, but maybe, further along, I'll have a better future if God allows me to keep doing what I'm doing".

And just as the world is getting used to blogging, and maybe podcasting, along comes this idea that books can be distributed essentially for free.

Maybe take along some friends.

If their parents had been there all along, maybe we wouldn't be here.

Maybe that goes along with being the emperor: you never find yourself guilty.