Sentence examples for maybe to keep from inspiring English sources

Not many would be brave enough to admit that... It's a macho thing, maybe, to keep it to yourself.

In today's recession, we can also expect to turn to less expensive activities — and maybe to keep those habits for years.

Or is his refusal to call in the Joint Chiefs of Staff a ruse, maybe to keep his conspicuously power-hungry national security adviser (Timothy Carhart) off guard?

Miriam seems to exist only to hold out the possibility of a romantic entanglement for Fry and maybe to keep the costume designer challenged.

"Maybe to keep them from changing where we've placed them, we should have security guards at each table before dinner," suggested Harriet Weintraub, a publicist who helps organize more than 15 benefits a year.

Maybe to keep yourself from bolting during the night?

To turn the lights back on, maybe, or to keep them off.

Maybe mainly to keep things from getting out of hand, but Mr Larijani is not alone.

Or maybe just to keep it from crying in the courtroom.

"I wondered if they had him on drugs?" "Maybe something to keep him on an even keel.

This concentrated tomato juice would have to be pasteurized and maybe refrigerated to keep out other harmful organisms.