Sentence examples for perhaps won't from inspiring English sources

"That means we will have regular items but you perhaps won't see them every single week.

I'm grieving, but over something that hasn't actually been taken — and perhaps won't ever be completely lost at all.

It's not a done deal, but Susan Boyle, right, may soon be singing for an authority figure who perhaps won't prejudge her the way Simon Cowell did.

But Snow's reporter colleagues on Channel 4 News and Dispatches perhaps won't have welcomed the implicit challenge to go get 'em.

In most elections, she said, people "just vote the way everyone else does", though this time they "perhaps won't vote at all".

Coach Damien Hardwick will gleefully bank the four premiership points but he perhaps won't be quite so pleased when he reviews a few aspects of the Tigers' performance.

Perhaps they will succeed, and perhaps they won't.

Perhaps he'll win the hand, perhaps he won't.

She writes because she has words to share, and perhaps some will love them and perhaps they won't.

Well, maybe not clean, but perhaps they won't care as much about the past as they will about week-one success.

Perhaps you'll let him sleep in this morning, or perhaps you won't badger him over something you'd normally badger him over.