Sentence examples for not then perhaps from inspiring English sources

If not then, perhaps now.

If not, then perhaps Mathilde is just teasing her suitors.

And if not, then perhaps our magazines will.

And if not, then perhaps it's time for a visit to the carnival.

If not, then perhaps Ernie Els put the whole thing in context.

Arrive by truck or car from Malawi, as humbler travellers may, and once your yellow-fever certificate (not necessary at other border crossings) has been checked and your visa-waiver declared in order (or not), then perhaps a surly official will eventually appear and deign to let you pass.

This should read as a discovery: if it doesn't, then perhaps at this stage the sequence knows too much about its own processes.

If it isn't, then perhaps Bailey can explain why he didn't use white people in his zoo? "After all, wouldn't him doing so be both more striking and send a clearer message?" Other critics have compared the installation to the 19th century display of Sara "Saartjie" Baartman, known as the Hottentot Venus, who was paraded naked in London a century ago.

But, if they can't, then perhaps we are looking at a Marbury-Garnett redux.

And if the leaders won't, then perhaps the rank-and-file Democrats and Republicans can pair up and sign on to bipartisan, commonsense immigration reform.

"Right now we have more questions than we have answers, and I hope that's going to change here, and if it doesn't, then perhaps there's a role" for Congress to take action, Rubio said.  .