Sentence examples for the match maybe from inspiring English sources

He added: "When I came into the match, maybe I got overnervous.

That obviously changes the momentum of the match, maybe doesn't make it as physical.

"Before the match, maybe I have five cookies or one steak," he said, smiling.

Maybe you go on to win the match, maybe you don't, but one thing is certain: in tennis, love usually means nothing, but in doubles it can mean just about everything.

Lučić-Baroni, for her part, had made her thoughts known on the matter before the match: "Maybe they should give a wild card to Lance Armstrong, too?" Gerald Marzorati, a former editor of the Times Magazine, is the author of "Late to the Ball," a memoir about tennis and aging.

Lučić-Baroni, for her part, had made her thoughts known on the matter before the match: "Maybe they should give a wild card to Lance Armstrong, too?" News came Tuesday afternoon that Maria Sharapova, the winner of five major tournaments in her long career, would not be offered one of two possible wild cards into the French Open, a tournament she has won twice.

The back-court has been no friend to him in this match; maybe the net will be kinder.

"Murray needs to take a look at this match, maybe get a tape of it, to see how he fared emotionally, because he was flat.

There is barely a flicker of feeling on his face during the course of a match - maybe a little smile after a win, perhaps a shrug or a roll of the eyes in defeat, rare as those are these days.

You can choose your preferred method, or mix and match: maybe see it at the cinema then plump for the Blu-ray, or maybe go with the relatively risk-free Film4 showing.

"Maybe we need to start looking not only on the field and off the field after the match, but maybe in the stadia itself.