Sentence examples for to perhaps begin from inspiring English sources

Too bad it took reaching our own shores for us to perhaps begin to wake up.

As soon as Safarova made things interesting enough Saturday to perhaps begin thinking about clutching the silver trophy, Williams quickly regained control, as she so often does.

But many destinations offering restoration and solace, a chance to reflect and perhaps begin to heal, are holding steady.

Watch one for long enough and you'll begin to hallucinate, or perhaps begin to see features emerge -- beady eyes and gnarled teeth and slits for nostrils and tree branches for limbs.

The theory is this: as products make the built environment responsive to humans, environments become friendlier, more approachable, and perhaps begin to leverage technology to rejuvenate employees.

Compassionate, unpatronising and often riotously funny, with a charismatic gaggle of human subjects that includes world football's first transgender player, it's the underdog story to end – or perhaps begin – them all.

Tambu hopes that she will eventually be able to set aside twenty-five dollars from each paycheck, and perhaps begin to take classes at a local college to work toward a degree in counseling.

Transgender individuals now entering into homecoming contests may perhaps begin to cause some of us to ask ourselves what is both gender and beauty anyway -- and how much of it is culturally defined versus intrinsically known?

In a prescreening chat, Mr. Bai said he hoped bringing Mr. Cui's music to a broader audience might rekindle a spirit that could perhaps begin to tackle some of the frustrations of life in modern China.

They might start by pondering on why the German vocational system appears to work so well for the individual, business and society and then perhaps begin to articulate a vision for UK FE.

After completing his education in Carthage, he went to Rome, probably in his late teens or early 20s, to study further and perhaps begin work as a lawyer.