Sentence examples for perhaps in there from inspiring English sources

"Early on when we were designing Rey, before the costume team came on board, we were trying to figure out, 'OK, well how can we tie in the design history of that, and how can we bring a little bit of Luke, perhaps, in there.'".

Perhaps in education there is such a thing as a happy medium.

Perhaps, in fact, there is an asymmetry that Obama can take advantage of after all.

Perhaps in response there was a surge in the number of nanny schools.

When the food runs out in the Nuba Mountains, perhaps in two or three months, there will be a risk of mass starvation.

Perhaps in time there can be a general redrawing of Balkan borders, with Serbia losing Kosovo and gaining a bit of Bosnia.

Perhaps in West, there were some who still had unblinking faith in the muscled-up industrial soul of Texas, that it had been scrutinized to the right degree, and that the lawmakers in Austin had made sure of it.

Although the approach is supposed to be applicable at the same time as the revised original methodology comes into force, perhaps in three years, there is much work to be done by then.

The latter may be a cumbersome way of arguing that many soldiers should be pulled out of the country, perhaps in 2008.But there is little evidence that Mr Bush will listen.

So perhaps in future, there may even be some charitable elements to the site.

There is perhaps a lesson in there for those clamouring for Woods to get rid of Foley.