Sentence examples for the table maybe from inspiring English sources

With more member states around the table, maybe the practice of specialist councils will be a first (and useful) victim of expansion.

But as the president and the drug czar insist that legalisation is off the table, maybe it is better to focus on other reform efforts.

Full-backs Maybe it is a reflection of Huddersfield's slight dip in the table, maybe it's just that he set such high standards last year that expectations have become unrealistic.

How would you feel about spicing things up the next time you and the mother lovers are out to dine: flashing your breasts at the table, maybe, or telling a few salty jokes?

If I was on the other side of the table, maybe I'd choose someone without kids, too," she adds.

As Riss says, you have to think "what are the things I already bring to the table?" Maybe I don't live in a spacious loft yet, but I live in my own apartment in a gorgeous neighborhood.

But a bit later he finally turns the tables: "Maybe you don't want no one to find out that I/was the one taking love from you".

Mr. Rosenberg had the sense that Mr. Roth always sat at the same table, maybe even always ordered the same meal.

But, he said, "if people are sleeping better because they have this pill on the night table, maybe it's worth it".

The periodic table, maybe.

Maybe they wanted the branding associated with a hot company, maybe they wanted to work with the other investors around the table or maybe they thought it was a cheap way to get educated on your market – it's always easier to learn an industry when you're on the inside.