Sentence examples for more perhaps to from inspiring English sources
Still, the students were eager to see more, perhaps to feel better about their own pictures.
He can now borrow more, perhaps to buy an apartment and rent it out at a profit.
Stevenson, however, had a problematic relationship with his birthplace, though this owed more perhaps to his family circumstances than to the city itself.
Santos raised his arms as he ran toward first, another big hit to his credit — his second of the game — with more perhaps to come.
And yet, game elements aside, "Prince of Persia" is almost a throwback, a swashbuckling yarn that owes something to the "Indiana Jones" movies and even more, perhaps, to "The Thief of Baghdad".
Mr Kiir will contest only the presidency of south Sudan, which has a semi-autonomous government as agreed under the 2005 peace deal.Mr Arman should appeal more, perhaps, to northern Muslim Sudanese voters than Mr Kiir, a Christian from the African Dinka tribe.
Unisex pricing will mean that women pay more – perhaps up to 20% more, according to the ABI.
More honest, perhaps, to call them a graduate tax.
One more chance, perhaps, to grab it with both hands.
More important, perhaps, to Americans is the fact that Mr Nonaka is Japanese.
All the more reason, perhaps, to savor the music of those who did.
