Sentence examples for saves perhaps from inspiring English sources

A few facts: A Prius, on average, costs about $10,000 more than a nonhybrid Toyota Corolla and saves perhaps $200 a year in gas over the Corolla, according to Art Spinella, an auto industry analyst at CNW Marketing Research in Bandon, Ore.

Papa's Antigua may have little that is permanent, save, perhaps, the widdy-widdy bush.

He figured he could save perhaps $40 by making the receiver rather than buying one.

He saved perhaps 5,000 Jews but was himself deported to Dachau, where he died.

Folks on the right say they are unmoored from any fixed point, save, perhaps, the Harvard Law School.

Still, most Americans (save perhaps a few demoralised troops) would acknowledge that pulling out of Iraq now would be disastrous.

From 1992 to 2003, the H.I.V. rate there fell by two-thirds, Dr. Epstein writes, "a success that saved perhaps a million lives".

The pitches are generous and all have sea views, save perhaps those up against the hedge at the bottom.

Had it been enacted, we could have saved perhaps thousands of people from becoming sick by now.

Mr. Zacchea said he would soon stop shipments out of state, saving perhaps $2 million in transport costs.

He is rarely recognized by the greater public, save, perhaps, as the invisible author of a well-placed quote in the gossip columns.