Sentence examples for maybe attend from inspiring English sources

Charles Baughan from Westaways Sausages added: "Pick a market where you feel there is a real opportunity, visit it, maybe attend a trade fair.

The hope is they will take a tour, ask questions, pick up brochures, maybe attend one of the technical seminars that Siemens holds whenever the train is in town -- and, of course, swap business cards with a Siemens sales representative.

If you hate the drug war and think it's bad policy, pay attention to UNGASS, follow our campaigns, make your voice heard with our hashtags (#UNGASS2016, #StopTheHarm, #NoMoreDrugWar), maybe attend a protest or event, and know that there are people all over the world fighting to fix this awful global problem at its source.

Her mother was "maybe attending".

Facebook gives people the option of R.S.V.P.'ing in three categories — "attending," "maybe attending" and "not attending".

Maybe attending to this can prod us into seeing our own debates afresh.

Abraham Lincoln posted on the South's wall: "Can't we all just get along?" John Wilkes Booth is Maybe Attending "'Our American Cousin' at Ford's Theater": "Anyone have an extra ticket?!" The South changed privacy setting to accept carpetbaggers.

I would learn, when I asked some people who didn't show up the next day, that "definitely attending" on Facebook means "maybe" and "maybe attending" means "likely not".

Perhaps the female audience in the sixties was not yet ready to unleash its potential; or maybe attending a movie was not (heaven forbid) the preferred mode of activism.

Maybe Attending: Class Actress: U Street Music Hall.

Maybe attending such an open-minded university opened my eyes and made me realize this.