Sentence examples for maybe made last from inspiring English sources

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He said: "If she was going out or maybe made last minute arrangements with her workmates, the first thing she would do is pick up the phone and say 'mum, it's me, will you go in and feed the cat tonight?

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Maybe all that progress you made last week was built on a false foundation of quick-hit technical debt, and you need to stop everything and go back and refactor it, and you need to do it now because the longer you wait, the worse things will get.

In lieu of flowers, donations maybe made to VNSNY Hospice Care at 1250 Broadway, 7th Floor, New York, NY 10001 or the Arts Student League of New York at 215 W. 57th Street, New York, NY 10019.

Maybe this was a joke you made several years ago that now longer comes off as funny.

"I imagine this story in 1985 would've maybe made the nightly news," he told The Times in an email.

Maybe she'll make next month's list.

"The majority of flight attendants can go out and get another job and maybe make what we do today".

Note: You will be running, so if you are playing in a large field, maybe make your own 'ends' about 15 20 feet (4.6 6.1 m) away from the farmer.

We've compiled all the resolutions that dance music shouldn't be making this year, and maybe, just maybe, you'll give up on them for good around February.

And like most people, you'll think of these negative things, vow to change them, maybe make small progress, but come late February you'll still be stuck.

Home, Sony's unofficial Second Life implementation heading to the PS3 this fall, will also, maybe, makes its way to the PSP, in one capacity or another.

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