Sentence examples for maybe at three from inspiring English sources

Okay, maybe at three months old, Willow Sage, the super cute daughter of Pink and Carey Hart, can't play games, but she can enjoy the delicious smells of the chili cook-off held at the Malibu fete.

Maybe at eighteen miles".

Maybe at two and a half hours the movie would have made more sense.

Maybe, back home, a fire alarm goes off and he does not wake, or maybe, at ten months, you notice that your baby will not look you in the eye.

Stoller said, "We both went to Harvard, we were both Jews, both writers, both our moms grew up on the Upper West Side — who'd have thought we'd end up together?" At last, at 3 P.M. (Stoller), or maybe at five (Delbanco), they very reluctantly parted.

Maybe at seventy or so I'll have a real awakening and go full silver.

It's the maids and janitors and cooks and dishwashers who do hard, repetitive physical work -- maybe at two or three jobs, and still barely make ends meet -- that make the minimum wage.

"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.

I wonder how long we can last on the food we have at home, maybe two or three days.

My actual first novel, started as an undergraduate at Cornell, took maybe two or three years.