Sentence examples for perhaps asked from inspiring English sources

With Lucy Panton, crime correspondent of the News of the World, perhaps, asked Jay ?

When the form was first issued to venues it – unsurprisingly perhaps – asked the promoter of the event to identify the ethnic profile of the audience.

Yet the episode still bothers him years later, and in retrospect, put in the same position today, he said he might have at least discussed his reservations with his boss and perhaps asked if someone else could be assigned to deal with the media on this issue.

If they are convicted, you then get the pleasure of trying to go to sleep each night knowing that if you had just done a little bit more, perhaps asked a different question of a witness or spent just a few more hours digging through documents looking for exhibits, the outcome would have been different and the innocent would be free.

I'm sure I can't be the only MBM-regular pleasantly surprised to see you back on officiating duties, and who had been wondering if you'd perhaps asked the Guardian to be removed from football-related journalism giving King Kenny and Liverpool's current travails …" No such luck, I'm afraid Ryan.

They're perhaps asked most aggressively of the white men who lugged recording machines around various backwaters, many in cahoots, in one way or another, with the Library of Congress, having appointed themselves responsible for making a material record of some of folk music's many vernacular iterations.

Good advice, but perhaps asking a bit much?

Even so, one can perhaps ask why such a story would have appealed to Shakespeare.

Someone was speaking to me again, perhaps asking another question, but I hardly listened.

Perhaps ask for help and even protection from the outside world.

NAMING yourself after the three-headed dog that guards the gates to hell was, perhaps, asking for trouble.