Sentence examples for maybe she could go from inspiring English sources

Maybe she could go.

"She felt stronger about herself, more self-sufficient, that maybe she could go out on her own," meaning possibly leave Mr. Kazan, he said.

Torn between wanting to help others but also wanting a career where she could go abroad – maybe to the US or in the Comoros – Houza was a bit late with applying to schools.

Torn between wanting to help others but also wanting a career where she could go abroad maybe to the US or in the Comoros Houza was a bit late with applying to schools.

Maybe she could have gone with Dibaba to see how long she'd have hung on and find out more about what shape she's in?

Maybe she couldn't, as the saying goes, get arrested in the 90's.

She said maybe she and Moss could go out for a drink sometime, and asked if he had ever told her his name.

"Now that I'm here," she said wistfully, "maybe I could go from 'Memoirs' to 'Munich' to 'Match Point.' " The features change weekly.

"With peace, maybe we could go back," she says.

"Maybe we could go out for tea some time," she said, "you know, off the clock.

Maybe he could go as far as Limbaugh did when he made fun of John Edwards wife while she tries to fight off cancer.