Sentence examples for maybe to bring from inspiring English sources

"They have a very open mind, and for them they wanted me maybe to bring some more European connections.

He added: "This is a very creative festival, they have a very open mind, and for them they wanted me maybe to bring some more European connections.

"What I want to bring to Tribeca," Mr. Boyer said, "are a lot of things: the desire of cinema, the pleasure to share, the generosity, the welcoming of filmmakers and maybe to bring more ideas for next year".

"If nothing more than to bring me here, to open up my eyes, to give me this blessing, and also maybe to bring all the people together, all the communities together".

And maybe — to bring this full circle — that's, to a certain degree, O.K.! You and I are both track fans, and we want more people to appreciate the sport.

And this one here is roughly: it's morally acceptable — maybe — to bring a child into the world without a crippling weight around her neck, but to give her some perceived advantage over the rest of us, the genetically typical?

"I think they maybe wanted to bring back some real-life issues to it".

So, I was willing to try something risky, and yes, maybe ridiculous, to bring attention to a place and a species I loved.

Or how Dexter didn't die at the end of Dexter, just because Showtime maybe wanted to bring him back at some point?

And luckily, the series has a wicked spirit coursing beneath its amiable do-good surface, with enough bite to entice viewers and maybe even to bring NBC back from the brink.

"People who are holidaymakers or travellers from the UK, who maybe want to bring back some cigarettes when they come home for personal use, they are not affected at all.