Sentence examples for maybe to do from inspiring English sources

"I think that has maybe to do with my understanding of the landscape here," he explains.

"I would love [critics] to see the film and maybe to do a bit more research into the psychology and the lifestyle of the BDSM sub-culture," she said.

"I'm at a little bit at a crossroads at the moment, what to do, whether to call it a day at the end of the season or whether maybe to do one more but we'll have to wait and see".

(Why were mine so small? I'd ask myself, staring at them on my walks home. Maybe to do this job you needed forest animals at the ends of your arms; otherwise, take up pastry).

"I can't put a figure on it, but what I would say is there are a number of people who have British passports, they want to come to Britain with their families, the Home Office isn't allowing them in, for reasons I can only speculate, but maybe to do with the income of the family, possibly because there's a more distant relative involved, an uncle or something.

Maybe to don't do business with China is a great idea.

Why? "Err, maybe something to do with idealism," he mumbles.

Maybe time to do a Penny and cut it short?

"That maybe something to do with my persistence," she says, laughing.

"I am maybe trying to do too much," Datsyuk said of his trick shot.

It was pollution, residents speculated, or maybe something to do with the industrial riverfront.