Sentence examples for maybe to build from inspiring English sources

He started thinking of a game in which the point would be to design buildings, or, maybe, to build a city.

"It's maybe to build some sort of legitimacy," he said.

"She really tried to understand what was our vocabulary, because she was very sure about her vocabulary, and she wanted, maybe, to build a language with those two identities," said one of the dancers, Nicholas Le Riche.

With that she expanded her small business a bit more, met the repayments - usually weekly or fortnightly - and took out a bigger loan, this time maybe to build a house, in which case she received a lower interest rate of eight per cent.

NYT employee: I mean, maybe to build on this point ― you started by talking about creating a place for civil debate.

"We could either fight with the tenants and maybe get to build in five years, or we could find some common ground".

In the end a large material acquisition needs to be ordered maybe just to build a single end item.

"Maybe City are trying to build something, maybe Chelsea are working on that also, but it takes time, and we will see.

Maybe they want to build a new team".

"Typically, either a person owns a house and maybe they want to build something else on the land, or they might want to allow somebody to move it".

Or maybe Google wants to build something similar for its Nest product line.