Sentence examples for perhaps have one from inspiring English sources

Despite the wafer-thin plot, the film does perhaps have one redeeming feature: it demonstrates that the world of chalet girls – sorry, it's 2012, chalet hosts – isn't all about Arabellas, Belindas and Camillas any more.

Though Barenboim may perhaps have one or two peers as a Wagner conductor today, there's surely no other ensemble in the world that has this music more deeply ingrained in its collective psyche than the Berlin Staatskapelle.

"Some books say you should avoid it all together and others say it's OK to perhaps have one glass.

The man has a girlfriend, and they are hoping to get married and to perhaps have one child.

Perhaps have one friend, standing near the parents room, and if they hear someone waking up, they can alert the rest of the team.

Users can save images from the app to various lightboxes, perhaps having one for work and one for personal projects.

They could achieve this by picking off Georgia (or perhaps having one of their their incumbents overcome far longer odds in Alaska or Arkansas).

Perhaps we could have one sponsored by the A.S.P.C.A. instead.

Perhaps we'd have one of each?

Perhaps City had one eye on Wembley.

The Chanel boots take the designer sneaker trend to its logical conclusion, while the bag is, as Coco herself would perhaps have observed, one accessory too many.