Sentence examples for perhaps with a few from inspiring English sources

Perhaps with a few classic TiS moments.

Perhaps, with a few new twists, the form of transport he pioneered will do better in the 21st.

To sketch out melody lines, she would sing gibberish at first, perhaps with a few words that they'd end up keeping.

A. The old rule about drinking eight glasses of water a day should be taken with a grain of salt, or perhaps with a few glasses of juice.

With her nine months' earnings of $49 million, Ms. Carey can afford to shop around for another major-label deal, perhaps with a few million dollars less upfront.

Perhaps with a few more victories like the one over Kentucky, the fans will have more reason to pay attention to the other game in town.

You may be a fully grown adult now, perhaps even with a few joint pains that seem to have crept up on you in recent years, and maybe even a few grey hairs… but you were an embryo once.

It functions as a pair of easy-to-use skis for walking uphill, then when it's time to head down, it quickly transforms into a toboggan for riding safely and enjoyably back to the resort, perhaps even with a few powder turns along the way.

And perhaps experiment with a few other settings.

Typically, the writing of a Torah has been left to a highly trained sofer, collaborating perhaps with a chosen few in the temple.

I hope it's not ludicrously wrong to think that most 12-year-olds, perhaps with a very few words glossed, will grasp and respond to the loneliness and humbleness of the girl in the poem, what she has meant to the man speaking in the poem, and how keen is his grief at her loss.