Sentence examples for perhaps as they from inspiring English sources

And perhaps as they see how lucrative they are, too.

Small wonder, perhaps, as they do not pay for either prescriptions or hospital parking (a sore point in England).

For decades scientists struggled to recreate a working sun in their laboratories – little surprise perhaps as they were attempting to fuse atomic nuclei in a superheated soup.

But perhaps as they spin across the moors, the peloton will hear a curlew's song in the distance and find a little extra in their legs.

Perhaps, as they evolve, they will not even be called books, but will instead have their own unique name, that recognises their unique value.

And his standing among such voters this time around has steadily improved, perhaps as they have come to know more about him.

Now they were excited, perhaps as excited as they have ever been, and the fingers of West Texas filled the air.

Do it perhaps as sneaky as they are--or when they least expect it.

STEVE COLL: They came very close to a conventional war, perhaps as close as they've been since 1971.

Their consequences on our society are perhaps as great as they are on those we abandon.

"The consequences [of not voting for Putin] are not perhaps as bad as they promise.