Sentence examples for maybe like one from inspiring English sources
"You know there's a great venture capital system here for investing in problems that require maybe like one to ten million dollars to kind of get started solving.
And someone recommended it to me, and I had read a book called "Fire in a Canebrake" that was maybe like one of the first books I completed as an adult.
"There were occasionally instances where you would find a separated family — maybe like one every six months to a year — and that was usually because there had been some actual individualized concern that there was a trafficking situation or that the parent wasn't actually the parent".
Maybe you like one-night stands.
We often like to think of gamers as being quite monolithic, maybe only liking one type of game but, really, everyone has these completely different profiles when it comes to what games matter to them.
Or maybe someone just liked one of your Facebook photos.
She says she enjoys fashion design and would maybe like to own a winery one day.
Professor Wuthnow's is a data-heavy volume filled with caveats about generalizing; the word "journalist" appears repeatedly in his warning against reports, maybe like this one, announcing some remarkable new development on the religion landscape.
(Maybe like the one his agency reportedly helped design to destroy centrifuges in an Iranian nuclear facility).
Or maybe, like this one – 25 years old this year – it's a classic because it not only sums up an important event in musical history: but also because it brought together the most influential, popular and talented artists in the British music scene.
