Sentence examples for perhaps she fell from inspiring English sources
One year she fell off, perhaps costing her the French Open title, the only major that she never won.
See, like Hélène, Jane is.... Well, she's.... To be honest, I'm not sure why Hélène falls in love with Jane Eyre, except that perhaps she's actually fallen in love not with Jane Eyre but with the refuge that a great book gives you in a time of struggle.
Allie didn't remember falling down — perhaps she had passed out for a moment — but there was no pain, just a vague heaviness where the left side of her body used to be.
Moved by Claudy's struggle to kick heroin, and waking up to the sheer evil of what she is doing, Lorna realises she must save Claudy and redeem herself - she is perhaps falling in love with him.
But she pointed out that 23andMe's general counsel, whom she understands was leading the negotiations with F.D.A., left the company this summer; perhaps it fell through the cracks.
Perhaps England fell into the trap of expecting that to happen.
As a result of these regulations, many legal matters (perhaps most) fell outside the rules given specifically by Shariah.
Then, for some reason (summertime, and my being a workaholic, perhaps) I fell off the Happy wagon.
It is because such great natural gifts – gifts greater, perhaps, than fell to any English musician since... Purcell – were so very seldom employed in work worthy of them".
