Sentence examples for perhaps another one from inspiring English sources

The moon would not come out this night, and soon the neighborhood, save his house and perhaps another one with a generator, would sink into darkness.

But is there enough ad revenue to support two free titles and perhaps another one?" He was referring to the fact London could get yet another title following the decision by Transport for London to offer an exclusive licence for an afternoon free paper at tube stations.

Perhaps another one or two crops apart from this one".

If the measure passes, expect another round of litigation to straighten out this matter and perhaps yet another one to clarify the status of couples who tie the knot before a ban.A knottier problem still is presented by same-sex couples from other states who marry in California.

But for all that an "attack" may consist physically in picking up a modestly-sized wooden sculpture and moving it carefully to another spot, perhaps removing another one in the process, the psychology of chess is awash with emotional extremes, fearsome depths of depression and hubristic glee.

"Not under Theresa May, but perhaps another," said one Tory MP. "At some point there will be a contest, and it depends on how much evidence from Canada and the US there is when it comes".

The scale of their defeat calls into question whether players are either turning on Thomas or perhaps on one another.

Perhaps it is another one of those lessons.

Perhaps this is another one of those laws that apply only to the little people.

Another one, perhaps more important but even less discussed, is that many school districts give little attention to building their teachers' cultural competence: the ability to better understand, validate, and build upon students' racial and cultural backgrounds in the classroom.

When Tendulkar began his career as a 16-year-old, satisfaction meant 35 Test centuries, perhaps another 25 in one-dayers for a grand total of 60 international centuries.