Sentence examples for perhaps to return from inspiring English sources

Every so often a singer would head into the audience, perhaps to return with a fan to dance onstage.

Actually perhaps – to return to the wheel for a moment – a car is a better metaphor than a Mogwai.

Milan goes home to defend its five-point lead atop the Italian championship, perhaps to return to the Champions League next season.

One must submit to the waves of sensation and sensibility, hoping later perhaps to return to an extraordinary passage to unravel its resonances.

Meanwhile, those with the shortest spells of unemployment are now more likely to drop out, perhaps to return to college.As for those lucky enough to have jobs, pay is stagnating.

She traded in an office in the West Wing for a chance, perhaps, to return there.

Meanwhile, whichever three Premier League teams finish below seventeenth place are banished to the league below, perhaps never to return.

Some of the more prominent exiles were positioning themselves to control new markets, perhaps even to return to power on the island.

Mark Weisbrot, a Washington-based economist, noted a year ago that about one in 10 workers in the labor force had left the country, perhaps never to return.

These people prefer to receive recommendations for their minor health problems over having to go to the hospital or clinic and spend time waiting, perhaps even to return home without a proper consultation from a doctor.

The "re-set" with Russia is long gone, perhaps not to return during the lifetime of anyone reading these words.