Sentence examples for perhaps everyone's from inspiring English sources

There are quotes from the sainted Calvin and Hobbes, and the lovely loathsome Big Boo has a great cameo in which he/she quotes Freakonomics to allow the ofie trash Doggett (Taryn Manning, my and perhaps everyone's secret favourite) to forgive herself for her five abortions, here marked with crooked crosses in the shape of lollipop sticks.

With Paths to Utopia we wanted to allude to the idea that perhaps everyone's days might have a moment of utopia held within them a meeting, a meal or a walk, simple moments that really are as wonderful as we might want to imagine, without hitting the realms of fantasy.

Perhaps everyone thought "It's only a game".

But Mr. Cohen's lawyers — and perhaps everyone else — missed the larger picture: The S.E.C.'s "failure to supervise" case can still have the same effect as a more damning fraud charge because it has the potential to put his firm out of business.

The middle ages is a period often only touched upon at school, if at all, so it's perhaps not everyone's first choice for a historical postgraduate course - but maybe that's what makes it a bit special.

But perhaps Simmons's bullish shaven-headed jazz supremo will join them in the winner's enclosure or perhaps everyone will be crowded out by the exotic exquisites of the Grand Budapest Hotel.

Perhaps everyone can stop worrying about Tom Brady's shoulder after he was smashed into the ground by Albert Haynesworth on Friday night.

Perhaps everyone is lying.

Perhaps everyone else had expired.

Perhaps everyone does love garlic.

Perhaps everyone was on his best behavior.