Sentence examples for maybe standing from inspiring English sources

Even on busy karaoke nights, the thief would have had to reach up to snatch the preserver, maybe standing on a chair, and take three steps out the front door unnoticed.

If you've been in that situation, you might well think there must be some complicated magic required, maybe standing on your head and muttering an incantation like "non stickum piscium" while you're cooking.

"It's so cold," said a girl, maybe 16, standing next to a couple of friends embracing in the glow of the Yara cinema.

More alarming was the emaciated child, a boy of maybe 7, standing only a few feet away from me, naked but for a pair of shorts, swaybacked and wide-eyed and looking like he might scream.

It's like having a no-nonsense mother (or maybe grandmother) standing at your side while you're cooking.

"Maybe having this label of having so many good people is hurting us because maybe people are standing around waiting for someone else to do it, or kind of expecting that someone else is going to come in and make the play instead of people going out and manning up and making the plays themselves," said defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins, who signed with the Eagles as a free agent last off-season.

Maybe they were standing by the door.

Maybe he was standing behind McKinnie.

Maybe Robert is standing at the door, still wearing his winter coat, listening to them.

I am standing maybe 5ft away, next to Alice's parents.

A young woman, maybe 18, was standing against the opposite door.