Sentence examples for maybe decided from inspiring English sources

The guinea fowl sensing my exasperation, maybe?—decided to colonize the turkey house.

She had been in the middle of making tea, it seemed, when I came in, but she had forgotten what she was doing, or maybe decided that she couldn't be bothered.

He thought it might be Bowie had figured he would never feel quite as relevant as he used to, never feel like he was at the centre of the cultural hurricane, so had maybe decided to cut his losses and ride off enigmatically into the sunset.

The public school will assess him; maybe decide to teach him English as a second language alongside his regular curriculum.

I want Jade Dernbach to go home, sit and think about himself and maybe decide that painting and decorating is more his bag.

Morrisville officials are providing her with regular reports so she can judge the impact of the programs she is financing -- and maybe decide to give more.

"There's nothing like the experience of going to a record shop and browsing and maybe deciding to buy something," says Gobhai.

This is after the consumer has gotten a crowd of friends excited about the deal, enough so to get past the tipping point, and then has to wait over two weeks for the merchant to maybe decide to approve.

Or we could, just maybe, decide to stop hitting ourselves over the head altogether.

"A lot of Republican governors and states are maybe deciding that hiking the minimum wage is not such a bad thing," said Aparna Mathur, a labor economist at the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute.

They can look at things and maybe decide where they want to go.