Sentence examples for maybe to fall from inspiring English sources

Expect most VC pledge fund managers – hundreds maybe – to fall far short of returning investor capital.

Maybe $450 to fall with a horse.

If Plan A didn't work, then I'd have Plan B, C or maybe even D to fall back on.

Frankly, I expected GM market share to fall maybe down to 16% or 15% or lower by the end of this year, and we would be seeing this now.

"Maybe they've had to fall back on Qualcomm to provide that variant, that connectivity in that market," he adds.

So, it might be the case that as the price of devices and maybe some books continues to fall, some more people might take the plunge and get the device".

So maybe the wheels are starting to fall off for the Orioles in their bid to grab a wild-card spot for the second straight year.

"That is new to us and maybe people would expect us to fall away in the second half of the season but, as players, we believe in our ability and we believe we can keep getting results.

"If Japan was to fall over, maybe we could bring it forward, but I'm not sure we'd be in line to do 19, we'd probably support South Africa.

And all of this has me thinking that maybe not every relationship has to fall victim to this "traditional cycle".

Unimportant things seem to fall away here, or maybe I am only imagining it.