Sentence examples for maybe entering from inspiring English sources

"Maybe entering the world of mainstream British theatre at all was a wrong turning".

That's the feeling you get from "My Old Lady": that the playwright, Israel Horovitz, is answering some kind of challenge, fulfilling an academic requirement or maybe entering a contest.

As lipid rafts in vivo have diameters up to 700 nm [ 57], M. gallisepticum are flexible and small enough to maybe enter the eukaryotic cell by squeezing through lipid rafts.

The man's mouth distorted irritably as he mumbled something under his breath, and he walked down the stairs, possibly on his way to the food court, or maybe to enter the Memorial Union Chapel to compose himself beneath the seven-foot Christian cross while seated upon the pews bearing chiseled crosses on its sides, on our publicly tax supported land-grant university campus.

Maybe you enter the other person's Social Security number.

A woman of maybe 75 enters the lobby of Sotheby's and says, with some flourish, "I want to see the Scream.

The city is filled with beautiful old buildings built to glorify God that become part of the warp and woof of the city streetscape, beloved places that neighborhood residents walk by (but maybe never enter) every day.

He aspires to eventually start a business and maybe even enter the political arena.

Maybe you entered the theater having read headlines that pit Marina as a sole force against a "bigoted world," or scenes rife with "grief and otherness"—and while those will come, it's refreshing to walk into a world where Marina's life and relationship are all but normal, where they simply exist.

But maybe we're entering a brave new digital era where skills considered valuable no longer revolve around the knowledge we're able to store, but our ability to retrieve that knowledge when needed?

Maybe you were entering your senior year of high school (I was).