Sentence examples for maybe chasing from inspiring English sources

She's toyed with looking for the boxer of her dreams on OKCupid, or maybe chasing down especially petite women on the streets of Washington.

"All your dog does is lie there and maybe chase a squirrel," he said.

There are swathes of reps with nothing to do maybe chase imaginary deals".

Addressed to Lynch, the email says: "There are swathes of reps with nothing to do maybe chase imaginary deals".

We felt stupid again, but less stupid than before: maybe he, the whale, knew we were here, watching him; maybe our chasing him had induced his second appearance.

Mr. Battiste is immensely appealing as Ennis, who is already compensating for the frustrations of his life by drinking a little too much and maybe even chasing after women who don't plague him with demands.

He said: "When you lose a goal at that stage of the game, maybe you need a bit of know-how or nous to see the game out or maybe even chase the game a bit.

Maybe I chased wickets a bit, but I've come into the team as not an enforcer exactly, but a wicket-taker".

Maybe I was chasing too many pitches or just not swinging at strikes.

Maybe they're chasing a "neologasm," which was the Word of the Day on Jan . 14 "the pleasurable feeling from having coined a new word".

"Maybe some lions chasing down zebras in the distance, and Meryl Streep wandering around in khakis and a big hat," said Stuart Pimm, the Doris Duke professor of conservation ecology at Duke University's Nicholas School of the Environment.