Sentence examples for perhaps of one from inspiring English sources

When one wore out, another immediately took its place, at a rate, perhaps, of one a month in each column.

It may be that some of us want a different kind of work — an office, perhaps, of one's own.

It is plausible that Dylan kindled to the idea of performing "some scene" about them — a reprise, perhaps, of one of Woody Guthrie's song tributes on his album Ballads of Sacco and Vanzetti, composed and recorded in 1946-47 athehe prompting of Moe Asch, though not issued until 1960.

No wonder many legal luminaries, including Archibald Cox, are calling for time limits, perhaps of one year, for independent-counsel investigations and a narrowing of the crimes and people within their scope.In the meantime, perhaps everyone should appoint Richard Nixon as the scapegoat for today's ills, real or alleged.

But parliament will be hung, and to form a government it will still need the support of the left, and perhaps of one or two other uncommitted parties, of which the biggest are Samajwadi and the Bahujan Samaj, two lower-caste based parties with their strength in India's largest state, Uttar Pradesh.

This form of government has the virtue of fostering intelligence, common moral standards, and happiness; but where the citizens are unfit and passive it can be an instrument for tyranny, perhaps of one, as with Louis Napoleon, or perhaps of the many.

Perhaps one of them, one day, will make the town proud.

It's a matter, perhaps, of managing one's expectations.

Kerri Strug was at the center of perhaps one of the most memorable moments of the '96 games.

Perhaps one of our students will one day become a great advocate or diplomat for refugees.

Perhaps the knowledge of one's death, ceaselessly swallowed, is the very food you need to become a ghost.