Sentence examples for perhaps owned from inspiring English sources

He is talking to prospective manufacturers across the world, but is keen for the project to remain based in Britain, perhaps owned by a consortium of groups from different sectors.

Okay, if Olenicoff doesn't own this mysterious migrating corporate parent, is the parent perhaps owned by an offshore trust benefiting his family?

Perhaps owning a prop or costume would help.

"Perhaps owning a relic is a way back in," she speculates.

This often means buying a home from a seller who perhaps owns the home free and clear and will allow you to do perhaps a lease option, or carry the mortgage for you.

The abandoned phone remained silent, and when she answered, I asked if perhaps she owned a second phone.

So perhaps you own a beautiful little home in the south of France.

He was the second, or perhaps the third, Nero owned by my grandparents.

This picture, The House of Cards, was owned by – perhaps painted for – Victor Amadeus, Prince of Carignano.

Perhaps, owners of privately owned companies will have greater moral latitude to pursue altruistic CSR ventures than publicly traded ones.

Perhaps when you own the world, the concept of nationalism seems rather quaint.