Sentence examples for perhaps joined from inspiring English sources

The boy has become a discipline problem and has perhaps joined a gang.

Israel has announced a policy of destabilising the new government (perhaps joined by the US).

As late as 1835, Pushkin considered adding to it; years earlier he had apparently planned a chapter in which Onegin travelled to Odessa, and perhaps joined the Decembrists.

Suicidal fanatics have proved they can kill by the thousands, and in time our commandos and bombers -- perhaps joined by a Muslim brigade including Afghans, Turks and Kurds -- will penetrate their cells and obliterate their camps and firebomb their caves.

Whereas the biggest things Romney could possibly do on entitlements and deficits – a premium-support reform of Medicare, perhaps joined to some kind of Social Security overhaul as well – would presumably be phased in very gradually, and thus would be intensely vulnerable to repeal, either swiftly or incrementally, if they proved unpopular enough to cost him re-election.

Lagmann could have embarked upon this enterprise in about 1096, the year the pope's calls reached England, and perhaps joined Robert's assembling forces that summer.

Indeed, they may well leave, perhaps joining a competitor.

"I will pray for Trayvon's family and perhaps join others in a march.

Some predict a day when the two countries will reconcile and perhaps join economic forces.

Or perhaps join the Doctor for an intergalactic journey through time and space in the Tardis?

Could Storme advise them on how to become more accessible, perhaps join their access steering group?