Sentence examples for perhaps named from inspiring English sources
Others in the intelligence community, according to Mr. Brennan, were aware that Al Qaeda in Yemen was training a Nigerian, perhaps named Umar Farouk, to carry out an attack.
A fifth locomotive - perhaps named Spondon - may also have been used, although little is known of either of these.
In the text, the reader follows a mother and her two children, Charlotte and Henry (perhaps named after two of Trimmer's own children ), on a series of nature walks during which the mother describes the wonders of God's creation.
Putnam also wrote that The Song of Roland held a passing mention of a place called Califerne, perhaps named thus because it was the caliph's domain, a place of infidel rebellion.
Perhaps naming a building after one of them would be a good start.
And brokers say the tower's relatively small size could allow smaller firms to grab the coveted status of anchor tenant — and with it, perhaps, naming rights.
(And who knows, perhaps Name Their Own Price?).
Perhaps naming a candidate before he himself is confirmed is too presumptuous.
Perhaps names lend themselves to evocative clueing?
J. R. Tozer: Characters around noisy bars order a beer at 'time' with great booms, perhaps (names (rev).; anag.
