Sentence examples for maybe you would be from inspiring English sources

But if you attract new investments of $2bn, then maybe you would be able to create tens of thousands of jobs".

Maybe you would be forever offered the choice between two adoring girls, a blonde and a brunette whose faces and bodies were exactly identical.

"Maybe you would be a good criminal".

"You know, if you would just ask the White House some tough questions about Constitutional and moral issues the way Helen Thomas recently did, maybe you would be flooded with flowers from an adoring public, too".

I thought maybe you'd be a lawyer or something.

"Maybe you'd be more at home with a fascist?" "Hitler was a good socialist".

You are there, now, without the relentless pressure of the fact that you could always be, and maybe you should be, maybe you'd be happier or more productive or different, doing something else.

King, who admitted last year he once rejected an offer from a stranger of £100,000 to throw a match, says: "If you are in debt, maybe you'd be more vulnerable to suggestions like that.

Or maybe you'd be more comfortable in a Utilikilt, a forgiving, pleated wraparound item that, by male skirt standards, is not un-macho (utilikilts.com; $200-$200-$330all models except the Tuxedo, which is $660).

Well, I'm sorry if that sounds angry, but if you spoke for the animals, maybe you'd be angry, aren't we meant to be angry about holocausts?

If you're not quite ready to DVR Christmas and celebrate in January when the sales are in full force, maybe you'd be willing to Skype New Year's Eve, reach out to a friend in an earlier time zone and sneak into bed before midnight.