Sentence examples for maybe to take from inspiring English sources

But since she didn't take that crucial first step, you are left hanging — unable (or unwilling, maybe) to take the second, to forgive her and move along.

Sometimes he would kick around the idea of retiring in a year or two -- he was 51 -- maybe to take up writing children's books.

Both wearing one of the better uniforms of the day — dark washed jeans with one-inch cuffs skimming the ankle above brown leather oxfords, blouson jacket zipped up, short wool scarf in neutral tone looped around the neck, sunglasses with dark lenses and metal frame — they were out for a stroll, maybe to take in a few of Orchard Street's new art galleries.

Maybe — to take some license with Jane Austen's "Pride and Prejudice" (1813) — these two manners of writing bear the same relationship to one another as Mr. Darcy and Mr. Wickham: "One has got all the truth, and the other all the appearance of it".

We should at this point say that female readers can win a place on your team, where the run and cycle legs are up for grabs … I would love to have someone in my team who's never done it before and who's going maybe to take ages but will have the satisfaction of achieving something for the first time.

One option could be maybe to take part of the arsenal out of the country, to Russia for instance, to dismantle the arsenal there, using Russian facilities - [otherwise] you'd need facilities to be built [in Syria] to dismantle the chemical weapons.

Was it maybe time to take care of that?

Did he maybe want to take those words back?

But a few years from now — maybe 2008, to take a random date — the situation could improve markedly.

"I got advised maybe not to take the job at Rochdale but I'm really glad I did.

Maybe offer to take her picture and post it on Instagram #hottie.