Sentence examples for maybe growing from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's because you remind me a little about myself, maybe growing up the way we did".

Maybe growing children are filling the house with their friends, toys and noise and making the rooms seem smaller than they used to be.

"Maybe growing up in an age where sound bites matter and popularity makes a difference -- all the stuff that makes you feel like it's a little too much, but goes along with being a big-time pro athlete these days -- he has grown up with that.

I eventually made real, wonderful friends and I wouldn't change where I ended up, but the thought of living those school years with less concern about who liked me -- maybe growing up to be someone who could respond appropriately to those girls who found Anna annoying instead of choking up and hiding -- that seems like such freedom.

Maybe growing your hair a bit would do wonders.

Or maybe growing financial insecurity is making home life bitingly negative.

"It makes you maybe grow up a little early," he said in 1997.

"Should I be a 'strong woman' and make money and have a career, maybe grow rich, but risk not finding a husband or having a child?

Maybe grow a moustache or something?" The idea that a moustache could be a disguise - it was all pretty naive in those days.

Toyota is counting on Whyvillians to do two things — influence their parents' car purchases and maybe grow up with some Toyota brand loyalty.

I sometimes think that Hooper and Ross Rennie were separated at birth except Hooper has maybe grown out the blond locks a touch more.