Sentence examples for maybe working with from inspiring English sources

"Maybe working with Catherine will help!" He hasn't quite found his own home yet, but maybe his six or seven or eight or nine years on "Game of Thrones" will provide him one.

But a word of advice to those considering a career in education: if you can't do this job between Sunday night and Friday afternoon, 39 weeks a year, then maybe working with children – and having them – isn't for you.

Gabriel Ice — who is married to the daughter of a crusading left-wing blogger, who happens to be friends with Maxine — is suspected of using his tech company to funnel money to the Emirates: there is speculation that he was helping to finance the attack on the World Trade Center, or maybe working with "the C.I.A., pretending to be jihadist".

Maybe working with startups is key.

One may speculate about the reasons why fewer people are entering the profession: maybe the popularity of the profession declined, maybe working with children is not seen as a "profession", maybe more young people choose to study for higher education degrees, maybe the prestige of the work is not high enough.

Or, maybe, working with Cohen's words, I dug in search for my own soul.

It gives him a chance to look at it, maybe work with somebody with a bit of experience like myself.

You'll use one address for sending pictures that you simply want to store and maybe work with later.

The plan here is to go far deeper — and maybe work with other partners, too — yet still retain the feeling of interacting with BMW directly, not a third-party service.

So, while it may not have the lure of the multicoloured Epindorff tube, or the glamour of fiction publishing (the life of an academic book editor is certainly not one long launch party), I wouldn't want to do anything else... well, except maybe work with those spotty monsters!

As soon as we arrived, we knew we wanted to do something for the community in Nkhata Bay, maybe work with the local school.