Sentence examples for maybe to pass from inspiring English sources

His head is hollowed out for use as a ceremonial cup, maybe to pass around at a funeral, then bury with the deceased.

If Obama acts, it almost guarantees that the House is not going to act for the next two years, except maybe to pass some sort of protest bill that'll die in the Senate.

With a widely admired author you should persist, and you should always return to authors who puzzle you; maybe time needs to pass.

"When you get opportunities which are maybe too good to pass up, you have got to take your chance there and then.

And Quintana says that "maybe we have to pass through an era when we have some unreasonable minimums, but I'm sure that it will have a better future".

There maybe a need to pass an additional stimulus bill.

But it looks to me like they have maybe 55 votes to pass it.

It is now widely reckoned that the lame-duck session remains its best and maybe only chance to pass in Congress.

Unless one is getting a degree in literature (or maybe just hoping to pass high school English), one rarely hears the word "epic" to describe a poem.

Maybe you want to pass the class.

Mr. Kean said that after lobbying legislators, "I became convinced that even with one more compromise, one more maybe, maybe, maybe, they weren't going to pass it".