Sentence examples for perhaps carried from inspiring English sources

But she has kept the flame (and perhaps carried a rescue-fantasy torch) for Parsons from that point on.

Could they have been as mobile as their makers, perhaps carried as tokens in the clothing of those hairy mammoth hunters?

L'Ouverture ("a maggot in a rag", Bonaparte's officers called him) should be clapped in irons, or perhaps carried to Paris in a golden cage and exhibited at the newly opened Jardin des Plantes.

"Though perhaps carried out with the best intentions, the manual counts would not be more accurate than the automated counts -- indeed, they are less fair and accurate," the 18-page suit says.

Perhaps a skull, or thighbone or jaw is dragged apart, perhaps carried into a depression or dry river bed where, white and bleached, it will be carried away by the next flash flood.

The life we are hoping to prolong is that of your baby perhaps, carried in the womb for nine months and then diagnosed with a rare disease that is incurable and means that the baby will die.

You can perhaps carry a luxury player in certain fixtures, but not many.

Infuriated, Rafsanjani drifted from the reform camp toward the conservatives, perhaps carrying the balance of power with him.

"They can perhaps carry on with targeted killings for quite some time, but this is destroying the army.

Perhaps carrying her made her clingy, or maybe that's who she is – I don't know.

Gore can stay active in his new role, and perhaps carry that role further, as a kind of climate czar in a Democratic Administration.