Sentence examples for then maybe with from inspiring English sources
It was clear from his face that he enjoys this role — collaborator, producer, Pygmalion: "I like the black latex, also with the black fur, and then maybe with tights and the Alaïa high lace-ups," he said.
It remains to be seen whether these number will help Waze land an M&A deal, if not with Apple, then maybe with a location-discovery service like Foursquare.
If you were, then maybe, with just a few small tweaks to the existing plan, you could have Scott Baio hanging out with the icon in question.
You have got to want it above all else, work like a demon, absorb defeat, be able to live on nothing, expect no praise, suffer like a martyr, and then maybe, with some luck, you will make a career of it.
Bratton said Britain was correctly dealing with the aftermath of the riots, using the criminal justice system to arrest and jail those responsible, and then maybe dealing with underlying issues: "The criminal behaviour, you have to focus on dealing with that first and it sounds like you are doing that.
He should get on that; then maybe somebody with the Steelers can look the team's fans in the eye.
The Seattle Times reported on Tuesday "the likely scenario here is that Hayne will hold some workouts and then maybe sign with an NFL team after the season, when rosters can expand from their current 53 (plus practice squad, etc).
But a word of advice to those considering a career in education: if you can't do this job between Sunday night and Friday afternoon, 39 weeks a year, then maybe working with children – and having them – isn't for you.
But if these changes go against your personal brand, then maybe posting with them at all isn't your best option.
Then maybe people with household incomes one-and-a-half times or more above the median; or four, eight, 10 or more times above the poverty level, might start to realize how well-off they are, and be willing to sacrifice a greater part of their discretionary income in taxes.
Of course, those statements, based on a number of academic studies, aren't exactly representative: lots of young people are still very much meeting people – with the help of their mobile phones – and then maybe having sex with them.
