Sentence examples for they perhaps have from inspiring English sources
Do they, perhaps, have two owners?
They perhaps have the same pull as The Smiths, Tom Waits or Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds had for those same men as teenagers.
They perhaps have not completely gone away, but I have begun to understand I am valuable and attractive, although in different ways to before.
If only she'd had a visit from a grief counsellor all this unpleasantness might have been avoided!" If the Victorians had had more therapists, would they perhaps have had fewer good ghost stories?
What's with that?" But while they perhaps have too many things going on at once, we also agree that Fresh Meat's stories are spot on: I've seen enough smuggled family-sized naans and strategic "vom and carry on" to know the buffet scene rings true whether you're in academia or not.
There is no chance of him making Barcelona a negative side but they are likely to be more cautious than they perhaps have been of late; certainly it is hard to imagine a Martino side capitulating quite so meekly as Barça did to Bayern last season – and throwing away a 2-0 first-leg leagainstnst Atlético Mineiro is only likely to make him more conservative.
Two parents even worried that they perhaps had dominated the CEC meeting too much, that they had been allowed to talk too much.
Thus, they perhaps had a higher than average health awareness, particularly after receiving oral and written travel advice, learning about the study, and agreeing to participate.
Thus they perhaps had a more than average health awareness, particularly after receiving oral and written travel advice, learning about the study, and agreeing to participate.
They perhaps had fewer resources in coping with the devastating stress from the loss of economic support and living means than people of other occupations.
They would, perhaps, have to dedicate specific sources of revenue.
