Sentence examples for perhaps a member from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps a member of the wrestling team trying to stay in shape in the off-season?

"My first thought upon hearing it was the police was that perhaps a member of my family had been in an accident," he said.

Numerous published reports have mentioned that Kim was perhaps a member of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency earlier in his career.

He has pushed reforms that the Harlem Fox — and perhaps a member or two of the old Harlem Clubhouse — would find excessively "good government".

Though the Chronicle implies that this area was in British hands in 571, when Cuthwulf (perhaps a member of the West Saxon royal house) captured Luton, Aylesbury, Bensington (now Benson, in Oxfordshire), and Eynsham, archaeological evidence proves earlier settlement.

He managed to insult a Jewish journalist by comparing him to a concentration camp guard, or perhaps a member of the sonderkommando detail, prisoners who collected the corpses from the gas chambers: it's not quite clear which he meant.

Sooner or later they will hear a viewpoint, perhaps from a member of Congress, perhaps from an American newspaper editorial, that is not so far from their own.

If we believe what we hear - and we hear a great deal in this House and in the institutions of this European Union - it means that there is one Member State or perhaps a few Member States who have caused anxiety, and unfortunately, also caused anxiety to this Commission, with the pretext that subsidiarity could be infringed.

That would not prevent the country from moving closer to the EU and one day, perhaps, becoming a member.

I also realized that chances are the person in need of rescue would be someone I knew - a friend, perhaps, or a member of my family.

Neither Williams nor Torre would dismiss speculation last night that Williams could return to the major leagues in 2008, perhaps as a member of the Dodgers.