Sentence examples for through perhaps from inspiring English sources

We simply thought what we were going to see was Trump, a few advisers going through, perhaps, a quick photo op.

With billions of molecules to work through, perhaps he is due to get that feeling again.

You have served as an employee of the Board of Legislators through perhaps seven chairmen.

Americans have just lived through perhaps the most progressive presidency since the 1960s.

But if we do go through, perhaps the expectations will be more realistic".

London's mayor is elected through perhaps the next simplest system after that: supplementary vote.

The Americans do understand the parliamentary process that we have to go through … Perhaps they have been surprised by the scale of opposition in parliament".

"I think maybe it was Father Hesburgh," she recalled, "who said, 'Wow, I think a tornado just came through.' " Perhaps it was a clear vision of the future, or simply hope, that enabled Shriver to nurture the Special Olympics from fairly modest beginnings at the first World Games in Chicago in the summer of 1968.

Through letters, perhaps, but never in person.

The sculpture will be on display through April 22, perhaps longer.

You can see Davis smiling steadfastly through it, perhaps wondering what he's gotten himself into.