Sentence examples for maybe food from inspiring English sources
Maybe food markets are the vintage record shops of 2012.
I just need a little bit of water and maybe food.
She worried about what would come after: maybe food shortages, a collapse of the economy, a breakdown of civil order.
— Julia Moskin The New York Times: Where appeals to civility and patriotism have failed, maybe food and drink can heal our polarized politics.
"Maybe food has finally hit a certain zeitgeist where people realized how underserved the kosher market really was," said Elina Shatkin, an editor at Los Angeles Magazine and former restaurant critic for LA Weekly, who has seen the kosher corridor change significantly in the decade she's lived nearby.
Maybe food tastes better when it comes with a story, or maybe it was the sauvignon blanc, but by the time the baked sea bass arrived, paired with a creamy Parmesan risotto, I was nearly misty eyed at my (completely fabricated and utterly untrue) memory of watching fishermen cast their nets in the morning light.
Maybe all food should be acknowledged as soul food (with a low bow to Southern cooking) because it is, in fact, that deep.
Maybe the food bank clients are similarly gifted.
Maybe the food in the cafeteria lacks the proper nutrients.
(Mr. Kliegerman is hazy on this; he recalls holding a dog dish and maybe some food spilled out. On the other hand, Ms. Downs also remembers the dog's water dish flying).
