Sentence examples for perhaps we could do from inspiring English sources
THE PRESIDENT: Perhaps we could do it in the morning.
Perhaps we could do something on the Olympic level.
Perhaps we could do without the smugglers in Carmen.
Yet perhaps we could do worse than aspire to be a plump bivalve.
Perhaps we could do the same, and declare victory and move on.
An ambiguous series proved so elusive that I wondered whether perhaps we could do without the serial comma after all.
Perhaps if we could do it again, American Christians wouldn't create Fundamentalism when Darwinism finally reached our shores.
Perhaps today, too, we could do with a bit more Bolshevism on the playing field.
Finally, perhaps the healthiest thing we could do is convert that thinly veiled parking lot with the perpetually clogged pass-through known as Forest Avenue into a gleaming jewel of a town center known as The Forest Promenade.
"And we had a brief conversation," Mr. Blunt continued, "about how perhaps the most useful thing we could do for each other for the next few days was to serve as each other's excuse for weaseling out of other obligations ('Sorry, I can't, have to go drop off keys for Kenya-slash-Tom').
"I'm aware, Mr. Kerrey, of a speech that you gave at that time that said that perhaps the best thing that we could do to respond to the Cole and to the memories was to do something about the threat of Saddam Hussein.
