Sentence examples for perhaps going on from inspiring English sources

Perhaps going on the road will benefit the Astros.

I think it's easy to imagine those folks in despair, those folks perhaps going on disability, those folks perhaps becoming addicted to opiates.

Students who major in creative writing tend to love words, books, and the literary arts; they want to do something with that in their lives, perhaps going on in publishing, editing, or new media.

Someone who hasn't told the truth needs to compensate for their lie by perhaps going on the offensive, deflecting, or another stalling tactic.

Aceves would next throw live batting practice or perhaps go on a rehabilitation assignment.

It was Ted saying he thought we should go fishing together, and perhaps go on to Bideford for tea.

As quartermaster at Fort Vancouver, he enjoyed easy access to whiskey and, according to his colleague Lt. Henry Hodges, "would perhaps go on two or three sprees a year".

But everyone I spoke to said that you need to take a course and perhaps go on a retreat to fully experience and gain value from mindfulness.

Some of Rohmer's trademark extended discussion scenes perhaps go on a little long, but there's a wonderful unforced naturalness about every moment of this film.

As a novel, the family councils of the Cartwrights and Tolleybeares perhaps go on a bit too long about the church's "infallible wisdom".

This exposure of his clumsy wooing perhaps goes on a little too long but Helm is careful that the bombastic nature of this and other material is levelled elsewhere, mainly via the gift of biscuits.