Sentence examples for perhaps specially from inspiring English sources

The movement's central section also features a five-measure passage of sixteenth notes for the cello, perhaps specially written for the opus's cellist dedicatee.

The official MLB merchandise store does not sell a Yankees beret, which suggests that Nicholson either created or commissioned the piece himself, perhaps specially for his trip to France (on US soil, he favors a more traditional Yankees baseball cap).

From there he was flown to the CIA interrogation centre in Bagram, Afghanistan, and from there, some days later, to an 'undisclosed location' (a place the CIA calls 'Hotel California') - presumably a facility in another co-operative nation, or perhaps a specially designed prison aboard an aircraft carrier.

Ask that someone be there to talk with you when you arrive, perhaps someone specially trained in this area.

The Navy craft was not equipped with a shredder, so the crew would have had to push manuals and documents out of the hatch or, perhaps, use a specially designed acid during the emergency landing.

We rarely want to talk about it at breakfast, though, but maybe breakfast is the exact right time to talk about death, rather than in some after-school special kind of moment, perhaps accompanied by a specially selected picture book.

Anderson, of Baywatch fame, will pop in for tea, perhaps, at Assange's specially installed kitchenette, with Vivienne Westwood.

Perhaps, he suggests, nanodiamonds specially made with defects that make them change colour could be attached to single neurons, or sprayed into the whole brain.

Should Wilders win a plurality of votes but be unable to find other parties willing to govern with him, there would likely be a long period, perhaps months, in which specially appointed "informateurs" and "scouts" would try to cajole party leaders toward a coalition.

Others want their ashes turned into vases or records - voice track optional - or perhaps scattered from a specially designed plane.

It has banks of freezers for storage, and perhaps most important, its own specially built high-temperature crematory to dispose of biohazard organisms.