Sentence examples for try perhaps from inspiring English sources

Then again, if they can be persuaded to give British nosh a try, perhaps elegant Parisiennes can also be converted to British chic.Read on: Small Japanese co-operative stores use "Tesco tactics" to beat the big supermarkets.

OVER the last 20 years or so, a dozen farmers' markets have planted roots countywide as local consumers have started to seek fresh and sometimes organic produce -- and to try, perhaps, to replicate their green-market experiences from New York City.

It was a close encounter throughout with Chapman's try perhaps the brightest moment of the first period.

and memory, and have tried perhaps thousands of drug treatments.

Or simply trying, perhaps, to deal with an unending fear.

They are also trying, perhaps, to set themselves on a higher moral plane than Mr. Clinton.

Rachel was trying, perhaps, to make him understand Brooklyn, the world into which she was about to abandon him.

LONDON — Trying, perhaps, to live up to its name, the new "Ghost: The Musical" vanishes before your eyes.

Except that in this particular rendition, the aliens keep coming back, trying, perhaps, to give us another chance.

As for Maeve, she just stared down at her plate, trying, perhaps, to hide the tears that were trickling into her untouched food.

But "Race for the White House" tries perhaps too hard to cram in as many voices on a topic as possible — and as many faces on the screen.