Sentence examples for maybe hopefully from inspiring English sources
Maybe, hopefully, someday you will.
"That all, maybe, hopefully, will play into it.
But in truth, nobody knows what it will be, except maybe — hopefully — Turrell.
"After a game, it's usually the seventh, eighth inning maybe — hopefully the ninth," Niese said.
They have roughly twenty-five years to crack an amazingly difficult scientific puzzle, maybe — hopefully — a decade more.
"Maybe, hopefully, we could stumble into a situation like Bill Belichick," said Cashman, referring to the New England Patriots' coach.
The validation of 12 Years a Slave, with the strong public support for the film -- as well as the critical acclaim and, according to IMDb, the 99 (count them!) 99 awards so far out of 151 nominations -- all of that could (maybe, possibly, hopefully) set the stage for more offerings of serious black subject matter in film.
Maybe, though hopefully not, you'll be rendered unable to work through ill health.
I appreciate the seeming nonchalance of a "just", the lack of definition in a "maybe" and hopefully not just because I'm a slave to the patriarchy.
Now with Stoudemire and Anthony — maybe Billups, hopefully Chris Paul, the star guard who may be available in the next year or so — fans can see the outline of a championship trophy.
Channel 4 are unlikely to turn them into a "Top ten moments of the League Cup third round in the 1980s" style programme (Channel 5 maybe?), but hopefully this selection will highlight just how highly the competition was regarded in the 1980s.
