Sentence examples for perhaps worked from inspiring English sources

Well, perhaps "worked" is too strong.

Robert F. White: Mr. White has perhaps worked more closely with Mr. Romney in his post-Bain Capital days than any of the other pictured executives.

It's not perhaps a very subtle version, and I felt that Kurzel should have perhaps worked more closely with Fassbender with the contours of his speeches, and shown the painful mind-changing and nerve-losing in the early stages.

Thus, during the recent political debates over health care and, further back, welfare reform, the attention of many was riveted on collecting and serving up instances of the tiny percentage of people who perhaps worked the system to keep from working, or to get free medical treatment — as though the shiftless few were the rule rather than the exception.

The Labour MP, who is herself a wheelchair user, said: "I can sympathise very much with the community, particularly disabled people who have perhaps worked all their lives and have had no choice but to fall out of work because of an accident or ill health, who have paid their National Insurance payments and therefore are entitled to the benefits.

(In 10 years, at the rate he is going, Mr. Boulud will have annexed Café Fiorello, Bar Boulud's neighbor to the south, to make it into a supermarket and liquor store, then jumped across Broadway to run the Grand Tier restaurant at the Metropolitan Opera, and perhaps worked a deal to cater socials at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints up the street).

Talk about something, talk about things you like, or if you are perhaps working on a project with this girl, get working!

"50 Shades" perhaps works the same way.

These days, minor leaguers perhaps work most often as substitute teachers and, naturally, youth baseball instructors.

They were generally in jobs — perhaps working half time for two companies — with no benefits.

I always wanted to be a journalist, perhaps working with international media.