Sentence examples for maybe put in a from inspiring English sources

Maybe put in a new athletic facility?

Maybe put in a whole bunch more people, limit the resources, and see if we can get some fights going.

Then they asked me to audition again, and my first thought was, "What am I going to do?" I feel like I did everything in my first one, and it was a good lesson in developing other things really quickly, and impressions, and trying to maybe put in a character that I didn't put in the first one.

OK, maybe put in a sliding wall for the bathroom for the more-modest among us.

Maybe put in a seemingly unimportant detail that takes a big part in the story.

Maybe put in a gift stand, and after a while, upgrade to a shop, more stands, and maybe even a restaurant.

We might have wrongly thought that it would be easy to achieve our goal and think that we are a failure for not reaching it, or maybe we put in a lot of hard work and it didn't work out.

GARY SHILLING: And maybe putting in beehives.

Maybe we could put in a little ad in this piece for his ideal woman?

But it would also be a big mistake not to give Iraq a fresh look and ask: can something decent still be salvaged there at an acceptable cost — something that can still serve our interests, do right by Iraqis and maybe put in place the seeds of an open society that will pay long-term benefits?

A man who sneaked on the clan has his finger cut off and maybe put in his mouth [a snitch is known as a dedo, or finger].