Sentence examples for maybe at a time from inspiring English sources

Maybe, just maybe, at a time of growing debt and widening inequality, we should hold off on giving the wealthiest Americans another round of big tax cuts.

At a moment when fake news seems to be tightening its grip on the world, the experiment suggests that if we can do a better job informing the public, we might be able to have real, productive conversations — and maybe, just maybe, at a time when the nation has never felt more divided, we can resurrect the idea of democratic cooperation.

The task she gave herself in writing "The Handmaid's Tale" was more literal — and bold: "If you were going to have a totalitarian dictatorship in the United States, what would it look like?" "I think that she has written dangerously about topics that needed to be explored, maybe at a time when it wasn't popular to be exploring them," says Michelle Franke, executive director of PEN Center USA.

"When the birds start to fledge, I'll have maybe 300 at a time chitchatting and flying around.

I am 68, but still ride every week with some friends, maybe 60km at a time, but we enjoy a glass of wine and some parma ham afterwards.

"He told me that in the winter it would do nothing but snow, and for maybe months at a time they couldn't leave the ranch, the road would be closed.

It must be so strange, living vicariously through these celebrities for months, maybe years at a time; to know every intimate detail about a subject without knowing them personally.

One week, maybe two at a time at most, then tensions flared, nerves frayed and egos were bruised.

So, if you have been rather irrational or moody lately -- frazzled, exhausted, grumpy -- for maybe days at a time, then you are getting rid of lower vibrational energy that has been on your body for a very long time.

Date at least five persons virtually, maybe two at a time or more.

Just follow maybe 100-200 atimethen, then let them follow you back.