Sentence examples for the act maybe from inspiring English sources

The act — maybe I mean art — of making beautiful, comfortable and unique settings of our own is deeply satisfying.

If other states get into the act, maybe we can start a prairie fire that will burn all the way to Washington.

While the DPPA defines “person” to exclude States and state agencies, §2725(2), a state agency that maintains a “policy or practice of substantial noncompliance” with the Act maybe subject to a civil penalty imposed by the United States Attorney General of not more than $5,000 per day of substantial noncompliance.

The concepts are referred more generally to fraud rather than crime since the infringement is often not a violation of a criminal statute in some countries, jurisdictions, or with some products the act maybe not be technically a crime or, if considering local norms, maybe not even unethical.

Unfortunately, it seems that the clever title of the JOBS Act maybe be better than what's actually contained in the bill.

So it wasn't an amazing roaring success but that said, there was some impact on British manufacturers and there was some recognition that considering the relatively small amount of revenue being raised by the Townshend Acts, maybe the effort wasn't worth all of the trouble.

You could, I suppose, argue that destroying the safety net is a libertarian act — maybe freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose.

Some local critics have described the band as a heavy metal act, maybe because their first six-song CD, "Leveled," was produced by Max Norman, who previously worked with the likes of Ozzy Osbourne and Megadeth.

The premier bad-girl painter of the naughty late-1990's has cleaned up her act, maybe too much.

But a friend said that because I still teach Buddhism through my comedy act, maybe I shouldn't charge people for the show.

Maybe it's part of their act, maybe it's because, two weeks into the fringe, they had an audience barely out of single figures.