Sentence examples for maybe thinking to from inspiring English sources

Alonso said: "We were maybe thinking to arrive in the first corner ninth and 10th or something like that so changing the grid positions we were hoping for better result and we were lucky and it was the truth.

Maybe you're thinking to yourself, "Little kids don't need STEM". But research from the National Institute for Early Education Research shows that young children are quite able to tackle STEM subject matter, and children's curiosity makes them natural explorers of STEM topics.

They're coming into the community college maybe thinking, 'I want to be a nurse,' or 'I want to be a doctor.' They're going for the traditional job areas that are familiar to them.

But, maybe thinking of trying to cut off declarer from the dummy, he shifted to a club.

His imprecise movements inside of my vagina made me cringe, along with the fact that he kept making eye contact with me on and off, as if he didn't know how much of it was appropriate, or if he was maybe thinking about accidentally trying to arouse me, or himself.

Over Christmas, I remember thinking to myself: Maybe we should come back and not do Britney anymore.

Make no mistake, thinking to yourself, "Maybe I'll figure out what I want if I go back to school" is a distraction.

"He's maybe thinking, 'Why does he want to coach me?

When DC finally got the breakthrough goal, having missed that first half penalty, they went straight back on the front foot — maybe thinking this was the moment to press home the advantage and maybe even put the tie out of reach.

Maybe thinking about everything you need to do before the end of the year is driving you nuts.

It comes from a place of fear and wanting to please, or maybe thinking that you know everything.