Sentence examples for maybe right in from inspiring English sources

"A new risk on the horizon, or maybe not on the horizon, maybe right in front of us, is high oil prices," David Lipton, First Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, said in a presentation at the G20 gathering.

And maybe right here by Tobacco Dock in London a woman's skeleton will be found – perhaps with a USB port next to her.

Protest groups seem emboldened to challenge the Chinese government, maybe right through the closing ceremony in late August; but Tibetan activists will have to go somewhere other than Tiananmen Square to be seen.

The more amazing takeaway is that in your neighborhood, maybe right on your block, ordinary people are doing some extraordinary things to keep themselves fit.

— Maybe you're right in saying that you were unable to take the steep fall that Romain Rolland did.

Or maybe he's right, in which case he wouldn't mind if everyone referred to Ukip as a variety of made-up names.

"But maybe we are right, in a way, because that's what portraits are about – communication between the portrait and a viewer".

"There is an element of vindication in what's happening now — maybe we were right in trying to play it safe".

Maybe Tolstoy was right in regard to nineteenth-century Russia, Zuckerman admits; but in contemporary New Jersey, as far as anyone can tell from looking at Levov, ordinary lives turn out to be "just great, right in the American vein".

And maybe he's right in assuming that Republican voters will want a hit of Only Superficially Lite Republican when they could mainline Uncut Pure Republican from someone like Ted Cruz.

"Maybe we could have made it in basketball season doing the way we did it if we didn't have to battle the N.B.A. Or maybe they are right in that the only way it works is if it's in the summer and out of season -- I would hope that was not the case.