Sentence examples for maybe he can get from inspiring English sources

Maybe he can get one of those 10 marijuana-farm licenses.

He got us into this mess, maybe he can get us out of it.

"Maybe he can get out his small varmint gun and drive those Guatemalans off his yard".

King Norando (Michael Lynch, Armillaa's father, got them into this trouble, so maybe he can get them out.

Maybe he can get to Boston on Dec. 19, the day after the "War Requiem" at Carnegie, to catch a Sunday night rematch with the Packers.

"If he gets through the education, then maybe he can get accepted to the N.B.A., or whatever it is," said Mike Fingleton, Neal's father.

Maybe if he can get young men to do away with drooping pants, Mr. Obama can then take on the shrunken tailoring that has become popular — you know, the suits with sleeves that end well shy of the wrists and trouser legs that never make it to the ankles.

This has not persuaded those in the Administration who doubt that the Russians would keep their agreements even if they swore to them, but the President has seen enough change to make him think that maybe - just maybe - he can find some way to get out of this atrocious tangle.

He said he was thinking of opening restaurants in other neighborhoods too, maybe on Mulberry Street, maybe in Chelsea, if he can get the right price.

"Maybe Murray feels if he can get through this set things might start to loosen up.

Wade Arnott said his brother told him he would like as many shots at the Cup as he can get — maybe even with the Devils.