Sentence examples for maybe lying from inspiring English sources
But maybe lying unconscious in a ditch.
This is because the more the number of roads that an anonymous user is maybe lying in, the less the inferable probability that the user maybe lying in, that is, increasing the denominator of Equation 4 results in the increase of H b. Simultaneously, the average entropy H b of side-weight inference is larger than that of the anonymous ring algorithm and cellular algorithm.
Down the other, just maybe, lies the presidency.
And in that, maybe, lies Ronald Reagan's greatest legacy to his younger son.
Such initiatives would be not substitute for live performance, but would maybe lay down a marker of intent.
Therein, maybe, lies one of the reasons they have been unsuccessful: they have been just too well organised and too fiercely driven.
A colleague remarked that it made me look like "a daytime-TV presenter," but that fault maybe lies with me rather than the cake, which was, incidentally, 6in wide and a chocolate sponge.
Perhaps she was being unfair to Robert, who really had done nothing wrong, except like her, and be bad in bed, and maybe lie about having cats, although probably they had just been in another room.
Claire is genuinely shaken by it — "as if she can feel 50 years of longing in that one name, 50 years of an ache that lies dormant in her, too, maybe lies dormant in everyone until it's cracked open like this".
The reason maybe lies in the morphology of Au nanoparticles.
