Sentence examples for maybe justice from inspiring English sources

Earlier, as Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr., was trying to get a word in edgewise, Justice Scalia succeeded in handing off the ball to a frequent ally, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. "Maybe Justice Alito can ask his question," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., said as he finished making his own point.

Then maybe justice will be served.

"The dog ate it, maybe," Justice Scalia said.

Duka added that he thinks, maybe, justice will come not in this life, but the next.

Maybe Justice DeGrasse's decision -- by implicitly humiliating scores of New York's public officials with their own records -- has a chance of doing the seemingly impossible.

Maybe Justice Scalia's dissenting opinion began as a majority opinion (unlikely, though, given his two assignments the following week; only 12 cases were argued during the court's October sitting, with nine justices to divide the opinions among).

Further down the ranks, bring back Jacqui Smith, maybe as justice secretary, and Hazel Blears at transport.

They could use the veteran Felix Jose occasionally, maybe shifting Justice to left.

And maybe that Justice will be able, like Jackson, to recognize a loaded weapon left lying around the White House when he or she sees one.

Maybe soon, Justice Ziegler will too.

Maybe the justices, or a majority of them, think the D. C. Circuit is calling it right.