Sentence examples for perhaps to catch from inspiring English sources

Illustrations show flat stones used as bases and a second catcher behind the first, perhaps to catch foul balls.

HBO, perhaps, to catch up with the shenanigans in Westeros; a sports channel for the Olympics and then your seasonal sport of choice; a favored series or two; perhaps a movie channel.

If you are traveling to the Tampa, Fla., area this spring -- perhaps to catch the Yankees in spring training -- make sure to cross the bay to St . Petersburg home to the Salvador Dalí Museum, which has the largest collection of his works outside Spain.

Klopp's view was that the only way to take on the Premier League champions-in-waiting was to attack with pace and adventure, pin back the opposition full-backs and hope, perhaps, to catch Vincent Kompany and Nicolás Otamendi having a poor evening.

The owners, Eddy Chai and Paul Birardi, gave their new shop the same rustic look — antique chairs, stacks of scuffed-up trunks used as table surfaces — but the clothing seems slightly dressier and more serious, perhaps to catch the eye of the neighborhood's maker-shakers.

For shopping and perhaps to catch a flick, Melbourne Central in the CBD is a complex with numerous stores, eating and drinking establishments and a cinema.

I said, 'How are you playing?' He said, "Every part of my game is good, or better than good.' " Faldo paused for effect or perhaps simply to catch his breath after a long, difficult walk.

In pushing ahead, New York is, perhaps, trying to catch up with other cities, including Philadelphia and San Francisco, which have vowed to create citywide wireless networks and to treat Internet access as a broadly available public utility.

A crowd of young Mexicans in open-collar Gucci shirts and fluttering Pucci dresses circulated about, perhaps hoping to catch a glimpse of the actress Tara Reid, the singer Luis Miguel and the other boldfaced names who had been spotted there recently.

If you were flipping channels last night and landed on CBS, perhaps hoping to catch up on "The Good Wife," which of the following were you likely to see? a) Hugh Jackman hopping, hopping, hopping around Radio City Music Hall, in apparent homage to the 1953 film "Small Town Girl" and the marsupials of his native land.

Vaguely disguised in sunglasses, hats and the odd fake beard, he and the rest of U2 played an acoustic rendition of Angel of Harlem in Grand Central station, perhaps aiming to catch out the small sliver of people who hadn't been bombarded by the band's iTunes-released album last year.