Sentence examples for maybe becoming from inspiring English sources

He could even see maybe becoming religious again someday, when he was a lot older.

"How do you feel about maybe becoming vice president?" she wanted to know.

They were shy, small-town teen-agers who dreamed of growing up and getting married, having children, maybe becoming secretaries someday.

"My mother was an Avon Lady, so I thought, huh, maybe becoming a Mark Girl could really be the way to go," she said.

As she recalls it, the wealthy white retirees who had agreed to hear her speak were considering donating to Women with a Vision, or maybe becoming volunteers.

"It's got to be the older people who didn't like the chick with green hair on TV maybe becoming a role model," she said.

"Maybe where you're still trying to find your way around a very complex regulatory environment — but things are slowly opening up, and government are maybe now becoming more favorable, creating some sandbox environments where startups can start to test and iterate.

And robots will be ubiquitous -- driving us everywhere, homeschooling our children, and maybe even becoming preferred sexual partners.

And we dig her openness on growing up as Diana Ross' daughter, her love for fashion and maybe even becoming a mom some day.

When Carly Rae Jepsen moved to Southern California in 2012, not long after Justin Bieber helped launch her song "Call Me Maybe" toward becoming one of that year's biggest pop hits, the Canadian singer first touched down in family-friendly Woodland Hills.

After starring as "The Wire's" Stringer Bell, "Luther's" Luther, possibly-maybe-not becoming the next James Bond, and the Kony-esque "Commandant" in Netflix's acclaimed "Beasts Of No Nation" (for which he earned a Golden Globe nomination for best supporting actor in a motion picture), Elba isn't only a rising international actor, he's a fashion force that it's time you reckon with.