Sentence examples for perhaps has a from inspiring English sources
What can you do?" Never, perhaps, has a World Series crowd so vociferously cheered a stationary ball.
K.S.: "Sex Perhaps" has a lot of poems about me in it, and very few about history, which is different from "Griefmania".
But I think that the story of the bathroom perhaps has a peculiarly Britain quirkiness, because British bathrooms are quite different to American ones.
She also perhaps has a more rounded appreciation of the dangers of scuttling down an ice-track at 85mph after crashing during pre-season training in Königssee, Germany.
Not since Henry James, perhaps, has a fiction writer examined the process of writing with such insight, authority and range of reference and allusion.
His older brother is a regional sales manager in Worcestershire, a profile that perhaps has a hint of Reginald Perrin or Maxwell Sim about it.
The finding perhaps has an important meaning in engineering.
Mr Collins perhaps has an interest in criticising the mining sector.
And perhaps have a drink with them.
Button should perhaps have a quiet word.
Do Communist states, perhaps, have a natural lifespan?
