Sentence examples for perhaps to begin from inspiring English sources

So.... Now vee may perhaps to begin.

"Now vee may perhaps to begin" – Portnoy's psychiatrist.

"In the splitting-up dream": Now, Miss Glück, vee may perhaps to begin.

As that modern fictional sage Dr. Spielvogel -- Alexander Portnoy's psychiatrist -- remarks, "Now vee may perhaps to begin".

Mr. Bush has begun to talk about the possibility in public, perhaps to brace the country for the worst, perhaps to begin the political inoculation if domestic defenses fail.

In an effort to dramatize that gap, and perhaps to begin to close it, the Architectural League plans to conduct wide-bore educational programs this fall, including a guided reading series about climate change and public lectures in Manhattan by leading scientists in the field.

The Chinese — perhaps driven by the People's Liberation Army, perhaps eager to begin to declare their equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine — demanded the captain's return.

It continues to be a golden age of men's tennis, though the lustre may be fading, or beginning to, or is, perhaps, soon to begin to.

Many of the assumptions on which safety rules are based seem outdated, or were perhaps wrong to begin with.

It is perhaps useful to begin by visualizing the process of innovation as nothing more than the accumulation of ideas.

Perhaps, and to begin with (and not by chance), what we call a crisis seems more to be a passage to another epoch that is violently manifesting itself.