Sentence examples for maybe to make a from inspiring English sources

You're going to have a chance maybe to make a million dollars in the game of baseball".

In an interview reported by the Washington Post, Spilchenko said: "We are trying, maybe, to make a separate sector [for black fans] in order to avoid racism.

"And to have the opportunity maybe to make a difference in the course of the direction of your country, and to be able to provide some leadership, is something that you cannot turn your back on".

"We are trying, maybe, to make a separate sector [for black fans] in order to avoid racism," Volodimir Spilchenko said, while being interviewed in the aftermath of last week's attacks on four black fans in the stands during the team's 0-0 Champions League draw against Chelsea.

He says he hopes it "will provide young people with a way to share their creations with a wider audience, and maybe to make a little pocket money along the way".

You can even poll family members, maybe to make a meal choice, and record audio notes, which co-founder Davide Dattoli says is especially useful for children that are too young to be able to communicate with written language.

You can't change a Chinese pot, except maybe to make it into a lamp.

His hot-tempered father wept a lot, maybe to make up for being incompetent.

Customers are likely - subconsciously, maybe - to make a choice based on a host of factors, perhaps taking account of the time of day they are making a purchase, and whether they've got time to savour it or are "on the hoof", as well as personal taste.

He can cruise around there and maybe have to make a shorter run.

Then diverse citizens can find common cause and maybe try to make a better future for us all.