Sentence examples for perhaps to draw from inspiring English sources

On the first fourth-down play, Ryan made hand motions and various signals as if preparing for a more elaborate play, or perhaps to draw the Giants offside.

About 1,985 years later, the Mexican government began developing the nine bays of Huatulco, hoping perhaps to draw a second wave of foreign visitors, but it hasn't exactly worked out that way.

In an effort perhaps to draw a crowd to the racetrack and conjure a little bit of magic for the sport from a wrenching turn of events, Gutierrez and I'll Have Another will lead the 11 remaining Belmont horses in the post parade.

Another way to draw the distinction (or to perhaps to draw a different distinction) is to take the formal rules of logic to be constitutitive norms for thought, regardless of its subject matter.

The announcement echoes a similar move by electric car maker Tesla in 2014, when Chief Executive Elon Musk made Tesla patents available to all, hoping to spur innovation in the electric vehicle world (and, perhaps, to draw publicity).

Determined, perhaps, to draw a little focus that way, the Philadelphia clothing line Babylon Cartel this week released a mixtape collecting some of the songs sampled on "good kid, m.A.A.d city".

It would be unfair and perhaps unrealistic to draw conclusions about the team's rallying around its manager.

The boundary between linguistics (in the narrower sense of the term; see the introduction of this article) and psycholinguistics is difficult, perhaps impossible, to draw.

This combative approach, nakedly opposed to the goals of the Black Lives Matter movement as well as Clinton herself, is perhaps unlikely to draw many more black supporters.

Isis recently launched two failed but bold suicide assaults on the city, perhaps trying to draw troops and focus away from the battle for Mosul.

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