Sentence examples for perhaps to end from inspiring English sources

Officers approached the band shell, perhaps to end the concert, but left after being showered with bottles.

Instead I ask what might be missing from her relationship and sketch out possible ways to fill in relationship gaps or, perhaps, to end it in a healthy way.

A master of performance, Mr. Chancley knows how to defuse tension with humor, how to get a reluctant customer — someone who came in for a simple salad, perhaps — to end up eating a couple dozen on the half shell, making an afternoon of it.

"Gotta be said, Andy," says Tori Turner, "doesn't the fact that Haddin seems to deal well with short lengths mean that he has a lot in common with Anne-Marie Duff...?" And on that note it is time, perhaps, to end this riff.

"The term has political connotations, and can be deployed politically, perhaps to ends that are not appropriate.

It was perhaps destined to end this way.

Their flight was arranged in a small-scale local deal that some aid workers and others hoped could become a blueprint for building trust and, perhaps, helping to end the war.

She has a point: with an independent tribunal to punish the worst killers on each side and seek reconciliation, perhaps calls to end the violence by political and religious leaders will come to have some legitimacy.

It will be far harder than we initially perhaps hoped to end this sort of mass surveillance.

Perhaps one to end all impossible missions.

Last Monday, the two feuding agencies signed a agreement to make joint recommendations by Dec. 1, and perhaps to help end the false impression of a nuclear sieve created by the Lee case.