Sentence examples for maybe when it comes from inspiring English sources

"Maybe when it comes to food, people do have reasonably stable preferences.

They are not going to suffer a lot in terms of the sauces, but maybe when it comes to baking".

"Maybe when it comes to U.S. Open time and I'm in three five-setters in a row maybe then it will pay off," he said.

Maybe, when it comes to our children, we should continue doing what we've always done: follow our own hearts instead of our babies' brains.

Maybe when it comes to electricity, a mysterious and dangerous thing that is also the foundation of modern living, Americans are just a little afraid to be alone.

The itineraries are detailed on the Tourissimo website, but each day typically offers multiple options for length and difficulty, and these trips are open to cyclists of all abilities and do not require Olympian or Herculean efforts, except maybe when it comes to eating.

People shopping at the Walmart in Great Falls did not seem to appreciate my dancing-in-the-aisles enthusiasm for the pop song "Call Me Maybe" when it came over the store speakers.

"You are obviously going to compare your own life when you see others so different and maybe, when it came down to it, some of the English players did this.

OK, maybe not when it comes to new math, but still.

Maybe this: When it comes to accepting a new value for fastest speed in the universe, let's take it nice and slow.

This is something you should go to the movie theater to watch once and maybe again when it comes out on Netflix.