Sentence examples for maybe getting ready from inspiring English sources

Todd Walker, handling the bat gingerly, like a conductor's baton, maybe getting ready to lay down an especially dainty, or precise, bunt, offers advice that could apply to baseball, photography, and life: "Shoot straight and, as they say in golf, keep your eye on the ball".

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She is equally bemused by May's posture, pointing out that the Home Secretary looks as if she is about to sprint away (maybe she was getting ready for the race to succeed Cameron).

So who knows: maybe Craigslist is getting ready to introduce more ads itself.

One day later, and maybe the Chargers are getting ready for another late-season run.

Maybe the fish are getting ready to swim somewhere out there.

"Usually, a flight attendant will make your bed up for you, maybe while you're getting ready to go to sleep," he said.

ASK the folk singer Jean Ritchie why, in the sixth decade of an acclaimed career, the National Endowment for the Arts recently surprised her with a National Heritage fellowship, the country's highest honor in the folk and traditional arts, and in her usual self-effacing but jolly way she replies, "Maybe they think I'm getting ready to shuffle off".

"I'm playing a couple of exhibition matches in Abu Dhabi and maybe some in Australia, then getting ready for Melbourne.

"Maybe fatigue is saying that you are getting ready to go into a danger zone.

Sure sounds a lot like the Fed is getting ready to act, and maybe soon.