Sentence examples for maybe right with from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, it may account for seemingly outdated thinking, particularly in the section of the IRS that Ms. Lerner dedicated to bringing down all that is right (or maybe Right) with the world.
Gibson concluded, writing, "The song itself captures what's wrong or maybe right with the entire project".
Try setting a practice time each day, maybe right after you get done with work or school, or right after dinner.
Well, maybe they are right!" With the rhetoric at such levels, and none of the sacrifices having improved the situation so far – at more than 10% last year, Greece's budget deficit was way off target – it is easy to see why, among politicians at least, there is little stomach for more.
I know it's unproven, but so many people are doing all right with it; maybe it will help me, too.
ABC/Stage 9 has 20 more Web shows in the works, and maybe it will get it right with one of them.
And I decided, yes, maybe I did have it right with my original quote.
The situation gets even more sticky when marriage is promoted for specific reasons -- maybe so you can be "right with God," or give your baby a "real dad," or, in this case, avoid poverty.
I don't know how I'm going to do this, but maybe with the right director, and the right cast …" The timing — right in the middle of pilot season — didn't thrill her agents.
