Sentence examples for target maybe from inspiring English sources

I was an easy target, maybe.

The Mets were their focal point; they seemed to be the most likely target, maybe the only target.

"He chose to shoot from a tight angle, and while he hit the target maybe he should have passed.

Or he might be the target – maybe even the perpetrator – of one of the most meticulous hoaxes of the internet age.

David Cone remarked last summer that when he and Gooden played with the Mets gaining 200 victories seemed a foregone conclusion; 300 victories was the real target, maybe even 400.

Maybe it's too obvious a target; maybe "Sex and the City" already had the last word on scenester silliness; or maybe Wayne Price, the writer and director of "The Doorman," is simply too distracted to hit the comedic bull's-eye.

Her questions were targeted, maybe a little too targeted.

"Fractured, but not broken," Mr. Hunt declaims at the beginning of "Moving Targets," maybe the steadiest song here.

Pooled toward a cause like environmentalism -- targeting, maybe, the ozone layer we've wreaked havoc on with all those hairspray cans -- our collective $25-spots 25-spots a long would

St . Louisshould not have been high on the list of targets, maybe not on the list at all, but that seemed to be the point these days, in the year of our sorrow.

If the prime minister has some data in his back pocket that leads him to believe that "based on our assessments" Australia will meet its targets, maybe he could give those assessments to the Department of Environment and Energy so they can then publish them for all of us to see.