Sentence examples for possibly to do from inspiring English sources

It's possibly to do with my penchant for the sort of downbeat art-house introspection that, distributors well know, isn't everyone's idea of a night out.

"He and Kim are nearer together in age, and their wit seems to have a common source, possibly to do with both being North American.

But for some reason - possibly to do with her immense diversity, or the sheer scale of her projects - she is far too rarely seen here.

Rather, it is to play the game at its highest level, and quite possibly to do her best to knock the United States out of the Women's World Cup.

The little girl in her arms was the product of that experience and yet when I asked what we could possibly to do in the face of such unimaginable brutality all she wanted was an education for her daughter.

In 1937, Commissioner Eastman of the Interstate Commerce Commission, who supported full federal regulation of air transportation, reminded the members of the Senate Commerce Committee that the proposed legislation would give the Commission unlimited authority to consolidate the Nation's airlines and, possibly, to do away with competition altogether.

And they possibly have to do it.

Possibly something to do with chicken pox.

Or possibly something to do with dark matter.

It's possibly something to do with British cinema.

And why would you possibly want to do this?