Sentence examples for maybe starting to from inspiring English sources

It's maybe starting to fade a bit, but still enjoyable if you like mature Châteauneuf-du-Pape.

"A lot of people have found their sea legs in a two-year storm, and are maybe starting to see that the roughest part is behind them," said James G. Connolly, president and chief executive of Fleet Capital.

When you look at the chart patterns, they look like they're getting tired; they're weakening, maybe starting to roll over.

But again, I think our culture of homogeneity in physics is maybe starting to harm the mission.

They would take heart from these stories and maybe start to work creatively within their own communities.

"Just like any player, at any club, if he all of a sudden isn't playing every week, they maybe start to think: 'Maybe this isn't the place for me now'.

"I guess it will maybe start to change things around in terms of this particular subject," she said.

"I think next year I'll probably maybe start to go down that g-c [general classification] route really and look to try and improve there," he said.

"In the last year we've maybe started to question our belief that Andy would win one, but yesterday was evidence that he is still so close to winning one of these things.

I do not consent to being confronted with racism in the hopes that white folks can maybe start to exorcise their own internalized issues.

Then you can maybe start to talk to him and take it from there.