Sentence examples for maybe next to from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe next to last, or the next to next to last.

Maybe next to each other they show the way an earthquake is wanton and random — though that random part is not quite, especially in terms of the aftermath, as we know that poverty makes things worse.

"As a result of the forced expulsions, three million Germans died, and for that reason I think we're entitled to a memorial in Berlin, a center -- maybe next to the memorial to the Jews".

Maybe "next to nothing" is a bit of an exaggeration.

Maybe next to the user's TV, within earshot of their couch.

To put cake next to pie is to put Koons next to Michelangelo; 'Call Me Maybe' next to Beethoven's Ninth; bullshit next to the sublime".

And maybe, just maybe, the next to join that magical club of three: Babe Ruth, Roger Maris and Mark McGwire.

Put water and maybe food next to her basket.

If he doesn't want to approach it, then try walking in front of him, touching the object and maybe sitting next to it.

Make a sign that says "-Name of the person you are asking-, Will you go to prom with me?" and then below the words, make three check boxes with Yes, No, and Maybe written next to each box.

With the Brooklyn Bridge potentially suffering from overexposure, "at this point we're looking for other symbols of the city," Mr. Kosinski said, adding that maybe next "we turn to the Queensboro".