Sentence examples for maybe staged in from inspiring English sources

Scotland's The Herald gave five stars to Brew's latest show, MayBe, staged in Glasgow last week.

Their ascendance has rekindled hope that organized labor maybe, just maybe, could stage a comeback.

MAYBE she staged her own death and is living it up in a secret tropical hideaway.

"A 67-year-old man smoker has got an average of six or seven more years to live, so a prudent approach here might be to withdraw the lot and enjoy the money while he can". He recommends that our man takes the 25% tax-free lump sum, and accepts that the remaining 75% will be taxed if and when he withdraws it as a lump sum – maybe in stages to make sure his tax bill is minimised.

Perhaps the cafe igloo because of the built in stage or maybe the stage igloo because of the stage or get the split level igloo.

"Maybe at that stage in his life he just wasn't interested in taking on anything new.

From recent experiments, it may be concluded that two additional features are also shared by members of this family: the induction of rises in intracellular calcium and the involvement of cholesterol-rich membrane domains, at some (maybe several different) stages, in their toxicity mechanisms [13], [19], [30], [37] [39].

A good day's work consists of a leisurely brunch, writing one joke, an hour's nap in the afternoon and then maybe 20 minutes on stage in the evening.

Experimentally, it is also common to assess the phenotypic ability of subpopulations of cells to tolerate normally inhibitory concentrations of bactericidal drugs, this being a marker for that fraction of cells that is 'persistent' (and maybe dormant) at the stage in question.

There were maybe a dozen tributes to the previous human-rights concerts staged by Amnesty International, in both 1986 and 1988.

I am closer to that than I used to be, and maybe in another stage of life..