Sentence examples for maybe counting on from inspiring English sources

Now, instead of relying on their party machines to get their voters to the polls and maybe counting on some Conservative Party voters, the Republicans in both counties are more likely to have to make inroads elsewhere.

Prior to Royce Gracie's grappling-centric success as a UFC fighter in the mid-90's, you could maybe count on one hand the places in the States which taught Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Maybe Mr. Koh is counting on "nothingtoodoo" to create a protective force field that discourages such activity; if so, it's mostly succeeding.

Maybe the home equity loan they'd been counting on to cover tuition didn't go through.

I hope it finds an American distributor (and maybe we can count on seeing it first at the New York Film Festival this fall).

Maybe the last thing this world needs is another t-shirt company, but maybe this world didn't count on our friend Natasha envisioning everyone dressing like they've spent the last week on an outdoor music festival phreak binge.

And maybe, just maybe, you counted on decent food.

Or maybe Microsoft was counting on the mouse and keyboard and the desktop to go away entirely, leaving only TileWorld (formerly known as Metro) to soldier on.

Maybe you're counting on tax rates dropping or at least your own.

Maybe everyone is counting on pool parties to cool things down.

This is maybe true without counting on this old new generation of incredible credible fashionistas!