Sentence examples for maybe that of from inspiring English sources

A dancer usually remembers his or her part, and maybe that of a partner.

Asked what separates his fashion, and maybe that of other young designers from the London pack, Mr. Kane said, "There's ideas, and it's very polished".

Maybe that of the once exalted, now elderly and underemployed actress who said she would scrub the floors if it kept her in the theater?

HPV is a virus that causes several kinds of cancer; the vaccine will save lives, maybe that of my son or someone he cares about.

I was a little disappointed that director Tom Hooper did not directly dramatise the notorious 1974 Charity Shield match, a fiasco of violence that symbolised the mean-spirited dysfunction of Clough's reign, and maybe that of the whole country, too.

Maybe that, of all the once-obscure places – from Afghanistan to Yemen to Libya – in which the US has been fighting recently, Somalia, where this particular little slaughter took place, seems to me like the most obscure of all.

Maybe that 3-of-a-kind could win.

It maybe that prevention of unwanted pregnancy influenced their support for consistent condom use among steady relationships.

Maybe that explains some of the jerkiness".

Maybe that explains some of the strange stuff.

Maybe that explains some of his tweets.