Sentence examples for perhaps until later from inspiring English sources

It probably sums up Keane's autobiography that the Walters story would not probably feature in a top 50 of the more sledgehammer moments and, in hindsight, I wonder whether it was such a good idea releasing that kind of warts-and-all memoir rather than waiting, perhaps, until later in his career, when the ramifications might not have an impact on his professional life.

That execution, of Michael Richard, now appears likely to be the last for months, perhaps until next summer or later if the court's decision in Baze v. Rees results in new protocols for lethal injections.

In any event, it is reasonable to defer the most momentous and delicate judicial decisions until a government has been elected by the Iraqi people and perhaps also until, later next year, they are due to have endorsed a new constitution enshrining a new judicial order.The handover in a few days is partly symbolic, partly legal, partly substantive.

Misleading proposals all -- perhaps until tomorrow at about 10 a.m.

Mr Duceppe's supporters want to delay the leadership convention, perhaps until autumn 2006.

The export incentive program will be around until at least 2007, and perhaps until 2012.

The drive to create a Homeland Security Department is now over, at least until after Nov. 5 and, perhaps, until next year.

EU governments, struggling to accommodate ten new countries next year, may grasp at any reason to postpone the next round of enlargement, perhaps until 2010.

The Stanley Cup playoffs and the coronation of the Los Angeles Kings may well be the last N.H.L. action hockey fans will see for some time — perhaps until Christmas.

Piazza does not plan to play first base in games at Norfolk, delaying his major league trial at the position until later this season, or perhaps until next season.

He wants to delay a special congress at which his successor will be elected until December, perhaps until March next year, almost a year away.