Sentence examples for perhaps in the third from inspiring English sources

Shardlake is a thoughtful and intelligent protagonist; perhaps in the third of the series he'll even get a kiss as well.

I actually think in our segment we'll probably see some sort of–I'll refer to it as a technical upturn perhaps in the third and fourth quarters.

That's certainly true in the first year of a child's life, and perhaps in the second.

Except perhaps in the first act finale, the drama never gets to the intensity the playwright envisioned.

But he cautioned: "Practically speaking, this plan is not expected to have any meaningful impact on the economy until much later this year, perhaps in the fourth quarter.

Perhaps in the first step in that direction, NTV announced in September that it was trying out Ms. Kuritsyna as its parliamentary correspondent.

Perhaps in the first production Kate and I, both gung-ho for Traherne and her indictment of postwar Britain, did press her case a little too hard.

Yes, an adjustment is made, perhaps, in the first minutes of a show, but as time goes on, and as we mature, this will be a nonissue.

I can tell a story in the third person or in the first person and perhaps in the second person singular, or in the first person plural, though successful examples of these latter two are rare indeed".

Excavations of a site near the caves — Qumran — have suggested that such a community lived there during the period when the scrolls were written, perhaps in the first century B.C.

Or perhaps in the second overtime with 1 minute 59 seconds left and the score tied for the 11th time at 64-64, and how Butler dribbled coolly between his legs, twirled into the lane and launched a fallaway jumper.