Sentence examples for perhaps able to get from inspiring English sources

I'm perhaps able to get away with it, where maybe presenters would be a little harsher on elected politicians".

When I have finished perhaps I shall be able to get inside it.

Then perhaps I will be able to get some work done, at last.

The nightlife is interesting, and it seems to be a really good respite for people in the Middle East who perhaps wouldn't be able to get away with that lifestyle in their respective countries.

If the fates are kind, perhaps you might be able to get in line for one of these warm weather diversions.

What was perhaps more amazing, they were able to get the Department of Defense to declassify a million pages of documents.

In the future, perhaps we'll finally be able to get our heads around the Bataillean implications of Lady Gaga's meat dress.

Comcast, an American cable operator, realised in 2005 that it might need 100m IP addresses by 2008, but would be able to get perhaps one-tenth of that number of IPv4 addresses.

With unemployment surging through the 2m barrier today, perhaps heading for 3m, ministers were able to get their Welfare Reform bill out of the Commons on Tuesday before the Grim Reaper published his figures.

Maybe one day I'll be able to get past all of my prejudices, perhaps during a re-run on SyFy years down the line.

Perhaps it was this sense of being able to get away with it that fuelled my behaviour.