Sentence examples for perhaps to give from inspiring English sources
Theres room for a retailer– Target, perhaps?–to give city dwellers a new section or concept store with some space-saving stuff.
Murray appeals to Hawk-Eye, perhaps to give himself a brief breather from the Djokovic assault.
Except that in this particular rendition, the aliens keep coming back, trying, perhaps, to give us another chance.
Better, perhaps, to give up his seat now as a publicity stunt than see it taken away later.But the most plausible explanation is the most obvious one.
But they were nicely oversize — engineered, perhaps, to give every mall walker in America the illusion that she is Alexa Chung.
True, Mr. Armani projected photographs of Luchino Visconti and Gabriele d'Annunzio above the runway, perhaps to give the show an aristocratic aura.
There was a reason for that, perhaps practical, perhaps not; to give a reason now, I would have to make it up.
Want to cut down but perhaps unwilling to give up entirely?
After the war, perhaps hoping to give it another try, he promised to bring her back to the United States.
"Aminullah doesn't come to Aliabad anymore," the boy said, perhaps trying to give Kearney a bone.
On that basis, something perhaps had to give and the selectors have been persuaded that the recent losses against Pakistan, predictable but avoidable, were the last straw.
