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"Maybe by using it as a teaching case, it's my way of keeping it alive so I won't forget this guy," Mr. Pierce says.
Maybe by using this forum to express ourselves, something will take hold and we'll start to make inroads at the other places where we desperately need more double-XX-ers.
Could Ant-Man provide the Avengers with the key to defeating Thanos, maybe by using the subatomic realm to travel back in time (or inside the Soul Stone, where it's possible those killed by Thanos's snap are imprisoned)?
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Radiologists and clinicians must know the diagnostic potential and the biologic impact of the examinations they request and/or perform; based on this, they will choose the best diagnostic pathway, maybe avoiding radiation exposure by using ultrasound or MRI, maybe using the best x-ray-based imaging test and maybe even by choosing other diagnostic tools.
Maybe make rainbow cookies by using different food coloring bottles.
Maybe round it out by using the auto-smooth that was mentioned before.
Skout, another app available on both iOS and Android platforms, promises users can "flirt, chat, maybe even find a date" by using its GPS-enabled service.
I watch all the words, wait my turn, and pick out maybe one almost as if by using a pair of tweezers.
It's difficult so see how Trump can clot his "Hispanic hemorrhage," but maybe he can shift momentum by using his uncanny ability to convince most people he is a greenback factory.
One way to do this is to give them advice by using words like "perhaps," "maybe," "might," etc.
Throughout the book, Dr. Slater said, she signaled readers by using phrases like "maybe" and "along these lines" or "I imagine" when she approximated an experiment, strayed from fact into speculation or took some literary license.
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