Sentence examples for perhaps fall from inspiring English sources

That value will rise, or perhaps fall, with the Consumer Price Index.

This vision set the gracefully awkward course for a show in which two self-defined schlemiels learned to trust each other and perhaps, just perhaps, fall in love.

Where he did perhaps fall down was in not projecting that professionalism sufficiently, leaving him too open to the accusations of his detractors of being a firebrand.

"In the event that they did not wish to pursue an appeal, it would perhaps fall to other people affected by the case such as me, unfortunately, and those who support what we have been trying to do, to do so".

The case of Mr. Tsochatzopoulos (pronounced zok-at-ZOP-ou-los) marks the rise — and perhaps fall — of a political culture that has dominated Greece for decades, in which alternating Socialist and center-right New Democracy governments helped spread the spoils and, critics say, the corruption, during the boom years.

Modern foodists would be aghast (and perhaps fall blessedly silent) at the advice on how to behave at a dinner party: "You must not do anything to proclaim how greatly you are enjoying the food and wine, for this habit is for tavern keepers".

Timothy had, perhaps, fallen off his bike.

Or has it, perhaps, fallen victim to its own success?

"Fascinating," said Wimsey, "but perhaps falling short of mysterious?" "I'm coming to that.

It is this goal which has perhaps fallen most spectacularly on its face," Murray wrote.

"Still I think that I am dreaming and perhaps fell asleep to my own bedtime story.