Sentence examples for maybe at one point from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time, there was a fable, and maybe at one point things corresponded, one for one, or close enough, but somewhere along the way it had twisted, and now he wasn't sure what it was.

Maybe at one point your mission is to replace your outdated Credit Department procedures with new procedures that are faster and simpler.

So maybe at one point you could say this sort of mad or preemptive concern was paramount, but a lot changed after that, and certainly has changed today.

"I told him I had always wanted to sneak into a girl's room to watch her into the night and that, maybe, at one point or another, I would see something that would be the clue to a murder mystery.

Maybe at one point in your life you championed a cause or considered yourself an adherent of something that you now think on with displeasure or disdain.

But gradually, when you get used to the city, maybe you don't need the map". Maybe -- although, at one point while showing me around, even the chief curator, Yuko Hasegawa, had to consult one of the plans that are posted, with helpful "You Are Here" markings, throughout the museum.

I don't just use it to get wasted and watch cartoons – maybe I did at one point – but I'm really freaking busy.

I just have a lot of questions, like maybe this happens at one point.

"Did it ever occur to you," Dunn asked at one point, "that maybe, just maybe, Mr. Reyes was involved in the shooting somehow?" Answered Knapp: "I would have to say no". In other testimony Tuesday, Dunn called two Oxnard sisters to the stand to question them about statements Reyes allegedly made to their brother, who has been identified in court as a member of Reyes' Oxnard gang.

At one point, maybe twenty thousand people were camping there.

At one point, maybe 10 years ago, Mr. Tsuji suggested they open a restaurant together.