Sentence examples for possibly to get from inspiring English sources

There are reports of rhinos' being "farmed" in China for their horns, possibly to get around the trade ban.

It is planning legal action, possibly for damages, possibly to get a judge to rule that the cancellation was unlawful.

They threatened or slashed the flight attendants, possibly to get the pilots to open the cockpit door.

Darwin played a lot of billiards, possibly to get away from the children but certainly, as he wrote in a letter, because "it does me a deal of good, and drives the horrid species out of my head".

She told me that the Inkwell "was a place where my parents could drop me, possibly to get rid of me for a few hours, and they didn't have to worry".

It could be the only cafe in Sydney's inner west not to offer macchiatos – possibly to get around any Mac-squared name – and there's the porridge with poached pear to give you and your university-educated friends the extra frisson of some alliteration with your grains-based breakfast.

"I never want to miss a match for Australia but I'll be doing everything I possibly can to get back as quickly as possible".

"Once I had the operation I knew I would have no alternative but to work as hard as I possibly could to get in the best shape possible.

Throughout this difficult time we want to help in every which way we possibly can to get Bauman back on track as soon as possible.

"This guy's got every weapon you could possibly need to get people out".

What part of this paradise could I possibly need to get used to?