Sentence examples for that perhaps to from inspiring English sources

As described by those who have seen the compromise version, the tower structure would be 1,500 feet tall -- 1,100 feet enclosed and 400 feet open -- with a 276-foot spire to claim the symbolic height, and an antenna reaching beyond that, perhaps to 2,000 feet.

Brodie talks a great deal about her prime, but we don't witness it, and the nasty suspicion falls that perhaps to talk so much about one's prime is by definition no longer to be in it.

De Palma's "Carrie" is a forebear of "Django Unchained"; Peirce's "Carrie" isn't as daring or as significant as "12 Years a Slave," but it tells a familiar story with new sympathies and taps a vein of Americana that — perhaps to Peirce's surprise but doubtless not to McQueen's — turns out also to be inextricable from Africana.

Her colleague, Christos Kribas, agrees that perhaps to approach the issue now is bad timing.

Though rumors have swirled around Jonas's sexuality in the past -- especially after a shot of him turned up on Guys With iPhones, a website featuring gay guys who send in iPhone photos of themselves in varying stages of undress -- he confirmed in the interview that (perhaps to the chagrin of their gay fans) none of the Jonas Brothers are gay.

There are other numbers that, perhaps, need to be factored in — plummeting oil prices, for example.

That, perhaps, was to be expected; but we didn't just choose a winner.

Another factor that perhaps ought to guide classificatory judgments in this area is disparate impact (on which, see section 6.1).

That was perhaps to be expected.

Advocates would now like to see that extended, perhaps to Dreamers' families.

They deliberately went through that crowd perhaps to try and incite something,".