Sentence examples for perhaps when it was from inspiring English sources

According to prevailing thought, it is relatively certain that they were Asiatic peoples who originated in northeastern Siberia and crossed the Bering Strait (perhaps when it was a land bridge) into Alaska and then gradually dispersed throughout the Americas.

Perhaps when it was sung at an actual wake, the character of the deceased had some effect on the singer's tone and the listeners' mood, according to whether or not he or she had lived a charitable life.

I hope to visit one in a few years, perhaps when it is a museum.

"It's hard to think of a more boring drink, except, perhaps, when it's spraying from the Dude's mouth," said Martin Doudoroff, a historian for CocktailDB.com.

It is a move out of the Whittingham playbook, and something rarely seen anymore except perhaps when it is executed by the Hall of Fame trainer Allen Jerkens, 81, who has earned the nickname the Giant Killer for upsetting greats like Secretariat, Kelso and Forego.

Any employee, and I mean any, can rise to giving good service once in a while: Perhaps when it's really slow, when the employee really clicks with a particular customer, when the employee is especially well rested and especially un-hungover.

Perhaps when it is a woman.

Perhaps only when it was too late did the rest of the field really begin to take any notice.

The report was perhaps most vivid when it was describing workers' often unsuccessful efforts to salvage the situation.

Even Parcells, hardly the blubbering Dick Vermeil type, admitted to allowing perhaps a tear when it was over.

But perhaps more telling, when it was repeated more recently, the result was reversed.