Sentence examples for perhaps move on from inspiring English sources

Soon Rihanna might stop wearing them and Miley Cyrus will perhaps move on to another brand, but Dr Martens will remain timeless.

I'm not a great fan of vowel runs, but this is a nice, smooth solve for a Monday, and if you are a beginning solver, it's most likely just the kind of theme that is just easy enough to help you finish a New York Times puzzle and perhaps move on to a Tuesday in your next solve.

"If I were 18 again I might be thinking I'd move away from one of the bigger clubs if I felt my chances were to be restricted in the first division to prove myself and then perhaps move on".

Within the bank, some people — and I'm sure it wasn't easy — managed to convince others that at some point, they had to accept that people had lied, and that it was time to reach out and to perhaps move on, in the public interest.

If they seem to close off, be gentle and tell them you're always there for them, then, perhaps move on to another topic or activity until it comes up again.

Other clients have booked sessions with me over a period of several weeks or months, focusing on one issue, resolving that issue, then perhaps moving on to a different challenge.

Now everyone else has caught up — and perhaps moved on.

Had you started to forget about James Frey and, perhaps, moved on with your life?

By Victoria Loustalot December 11, 2008 Had you started to forget about James Frey and, perhaps, moved on with your life?

At the other end of the soup-to-nuts continuum, pressed ham with piccalilli, from the all-day lunch/dinner menu, is a vivid way to start, unless you want some local oysters or a chanterelle-and-onion tart, then perhaps moving on to cod with clams and delicate chervil (above).

Make no mistake: The governor's "budget repair bill" has little to do with a budget shortfall and everything to do with breaking unions, starting with public employees and then perhaps moving on to others as well.