Sentence examples for maybe spread from inspiring English sources

They're waiting to see if she'll let her pussy out and maybe spread it a little".

Open-world gaming has reached new heights—or, maybe, spread itself over a greater number of square miles.

Political parties love to nominate wealthy candidates who can not only pay their own way but maybe spread a little bit of the wealth around to the rest of the parched herd.

The BCP tested in this work are for stages I, II and III (maybe spread to nearby lymph nodes but not distant parts of the body), but not for late (advanced) stage IV breast cancer; the differences between the different stages of breast cancer were not studied in this work.

You can ask your parents if you can get them to maybe spread a sheet or two around their work or even ask some of their adult friends to sign or if they're on something like a parent council at school if they can get other members to sign.

"I can put more water in," Hadfield says as he gives his eye a second squirt, "so if you keep crying, you've just ended up with a bigger and bigger ball of water in your eye, until eventually it crosses across your nose and gets into your other eye, or evaporates or maybe spreads over your cheek, or you grab a towel to dry it up".

No one is the same and no one could be trusted, if you feel that it is not right to be with your friend then Sometimes you might do things that are never wrong to another person like you friends, they might not do things that are make sense, for example, they might find that hurting you and watching you embarrassed or maybe spreading all your secrets like your crush or sch.

— Ryan, Indianapolis Well, they could call for quicker passes, maybe not spread out so much, the usual things you do to counteract a pass rush.

Maybe the spread of disease and the rising seas will be grasped as something to be urgently remedied before tropical mosquitos advance further and south Florida is inundated.

And so I think that either that needs to be looked at, or it's highlighted a point that maybe the spread of a penny is not quite tight enough.

Maybe H3K9me3 spreading is generally more pronounced in heterochromatic areas, as local concentrations of required factors are higher in these chromatin environments.