Sentence examples for perhaps prove from inspiring English sources

Beto saved two penalties in the shootout to give Sevilla the trophy and perhaps prove a point to Jesus.

Berlusconi could yet opt for house arrest, but for a man who continues to nurse great political ambitions despite recent setbacks, the logistical restrictions would perhaps prove unacceptable.

His real home is Barn 11 in Boynton Beach, Fla., but he had come north to run in the Gotham Stakes and perhaps prove that he, too, belonged in the Kentucky Derby.

So much new money is flooding into emerging markets that calls for capital controls are echoing around the developing world.This craze for emerging-market paper could perhaps prove a bubble.

After winning the bronze at the 2000 Olympics, she is just about ready to take over the field and establish herself as the favorite for 2004, where she will hunch in front of a barbell, throw it in the air and, perhaps, prove herself to be the strongest woman in the world.

In 1980, he wrote and illustrated a book that will perhaps prove to be his most enduring legacy: The Voyage of the Poppykettle, about a band of tiny Peruvian fishermen who fled persecution to land on the shores of Geelong, Australia.

The five sets against Federer perhaps proved decisive.

(By then, Churchill apparently had forgotten the meeting entirely, which perhaps proved Roosevelt's point).

Mr. Gustafson perhaps proves that there are second acts in America, or at least second innings.

Focus Features immediately bought 'Wish I Was Here' after its premiere, perhaps proving his detractors' point: he's no longer an independent film director.

The Cinderella glass slippers and bags with gold Disney-style ornamentation were less easy to justify in a grownup woman's wardrobe but, perhaps, proved irresistible.