Sentence examples for perhaps has become from inspiring English sources

As the regular season winds down, with three home games against Washington, he has delivered the best year of his career and perhaps has become the league's most complete shortstop.

Since then the business has matured somewhat, but one thing they nailed that perhaps has become more important is scaling the hardware.

The feed wasn't sponsored by a company, but rather was an open protocol known as RSS — one that has died, or perhaps has become undead.

Hal Landon Jr. has performed the part of Scrooge for each of the 17 years that South Coast Rep has rolled out "A Christmas Carol". He remains (or perhaps has become) so specific and real that it is possible to be transfixed all over again by the story of the wizened miser whose heart is miraculously opened by three ghosts of Christmas.

Small, trim and determined, Bella Lewitzky was, above all, true to herself.Had it been otherwise, she would perhaps have become a classical ballet dancer, not an exponent of modern dance.

It would, perhaps, have become a town of genteel old ladies taking tea in Betty's Tea Rooms," he said.

(And once we seemed to have a spot of trouble making it back out into the main channel; the propeller, perhaps, had become fouled in the shallows).

This problem may have biased our results as it is likely that in a few cases we will have reported some persons as not being employed in Sweden, when in reality they have left the country and perhaps have become employed in the true country of residence.

If you were still alive, you would perhaps have become a stranger to me.

Perhaps it was too little, too late, or perhaps Tile has become too popular for its own good and everyone already has all the Tiles they need.

Perhaps sentiment has become unduly pessimistic.