Sentence examples for perhaps at the final from inspiring English sources

Whatever else Summitt knew, or didn't know, she wielded her enormous power at Tennessee after receiving a contract from Connecticut last June for the renewal of their nonleague rivalry by saying, No thank you, good luck, see you, perhaps, at the Final Four.

There would need to be a clever layer of opacity (something like a bitcoin tumbler effect perhaps?) at the final payment end to protect the identities of the digital wallets' owners, as this could easily lead them open to be hacked.

The indoor tournaments were played on the boards at the Seventh Regiment Armory on Park Avenue in Manhattan before perhaps 2,000 fans at the final rounds.

There was a glimmer of hope that perhaps, in the final homestand at their stadium, the Yankees could make a last stand.

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It is always possible that something will shift at the 11th hour, perhaps in the final second of the 59th minute.

After four days of high-calibre, gritty Test cricket, the best witnessed all summer by a huge margin, there was almost a festival air at Lord's except perhaps in the final session as a cheerful resignation of the inevitable gave way to several thousand sweaty palms and hasty calculations.

Perhaps for the final time.

Redemption beckons, perhaps for the final time.

Yet here they are again, perhaps for the final time.

I thought, at some stage in the docking (perhaps at least in the final stages after the interaction patches are recognized), it is appropriate to allow some flexibility in the structures of the two associating interfaces.