Sentence examples for the worst maybe from inspiring English sources

Burnitz has also considered the worst: maybe he is not cut out to play in New York.

One online satirist suggested it should reopen as a museum of fakes – "If you can't be the best, why not be the worst?" Maybe that's a good idea.

But somehow it manages to be the worst — maybe because the ham doesn't have enough flavor to compensate for the flatbread, and there's not enough of it to make up for the dry bread.

First of all there is Chris, who I always thought was the worst, but maybe he's had the right idea all along.

Trump's promise to renegotiate Nafta (North American Free Trade Agreement), which he called "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere", has alarmed Ottawa.

He described Nafta, an agreement with Canada and Mexico, as "the worst trade deal maybe ever"; the Iran nuclear pact was a "disaster" and "the worst deal ever negotiated" and would be "ripped up".

Mr. Trump made questioning the virtues of Nafta a centerpiece of his campaign, at one point calling it "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere," and he has not slowed down since his election.

At the moment, US companies can import goods from Mexico without paying any tax thanks to the North American free trade agreement (Nafta), which Trump has described as "the worst trade deal maybe ever".

During Trump's campaign, one of the chief objects of his disdain was the two-decade-old North American Free Trade Agreement, which he called "the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere".

"Nafta is the worst trade deal maybe ever signed anywhere," Mr. Trump said, invoking a pact that is deeply unpopular in several swing states, and then added that the Trans-Pacific Partnership "will be almost as bad".

"There is not a bad seat in the house; the worst one is maybe 30 feet away," said Danny Roman of East Hampton, a 35-year-old police officer and loyal patron.