Sentence examples for maybe walking from inspiring English sources

So, maybe walking is in my blood.

Who knows, maybe walking bridges can build bridges between us.

Maybe walking can be a state of mind in your head, I suggest.

Or maybe "walking" is too anthropomorphic a way to put it; the motion was closer to a glide, or to the bobbing of a stunned moth.

As direct action goes, it wasn't the best timing: when Rupert Murdoch was on the crest of his wave, maybe walking into Downing Street round the back, that would have been the time to pie him.

The covert passing of the envelope under stacks of files; the oh-so-completely innocent visits to each other's desks - and, really, is there anything that looks more suspicious, apart from maybe walking out of an art gallery with a big picture-shaped lump stuffed up your jumper - and all that sotto voce muttering: haveyouputinforMark's collectionyet?

"Maybe walk around with the crutches.

Maybe "walk" isn't the right word.

Vena Taylor stretched against a tree as she prepared to run a loop of the park, and maybe walk some, she acknowledged.

If they walked him and walked him and maybe walked him again, one of his teammates would produce a critical hit.

Maybe walk to the mic, take a long pause, then arch an eyebrow and shrug: "And they say the Jews run Hollywood …" But, you know, up to Mel.