Sentence examples for perhaps attached from inspiring English sources

The same phrase, with an extra "perhaps" attached to it, was used over on "NBC Nightly News".

Its supporters have said they hope to bring it before Congress this fall, perhaps attached to the farm bill.

Had I not been there, Macalister might have suggested to the woman that they spend some more time together, perhaps in his hotel room, perhaps attached at the groin.

He'd thought that the tarantula would run up the broom faster than the human eye could follow, perhaps attaching itself to the counselor's face like a facehugger in 1979's Alien or, worse, scamper into his clothing.

The next year, perhaps for political reasons (the word "perhaps" is attached to almost every detail of Goya's biography), the elderly artist left for France, where he resided until his death in 1828 in Bordeaux.

Some of those Israelis who accept the idea of a Palestinian state would like Gaza excluded, perhaps even attached to Egypt.

Grandparents were dismayed by failures to follow tradition, and P. herself had begun to wonder if she was perhaps more attached to her religion than she'd thought.

Part of what she learned, said Ms. Altfest, who was born and raised in Manhattan and educated at Cornell and the Yale School of Art, is that communing with nature begins to make one perhaps unnaturally attached to it.

Rather, it would exist as a standalone device to pre-scan clothing or, perhaps, be attached to the side of the machine, so users can just hold clothes up to the side before tossing them in.

Find out how your doctor wants you to communicate with them -- phone, email, fax, or perhaps notes attached to cupcakes.

The simplest explanation for the source of the MMHg to which estuarine biota are exposed is that it is derived from the IHg in sediments and has subsequently undergone small amounts of photochemical degradation in the water column, perhaps becoming attached to particles and subsequently redeposited to the sediment.