Sentence examples for up to maybe from inspiring English sources

So we're back up to maybe 10 checks an hour.

That all adds up to maybe £200m in year one.

A I've gotten it up to maybe $150 a foot on 125th Street.

Over a century, though, they mount up to maybe a few percent.

Penn State has just nine players, with no seniors and no true freshmen, which adds up to maybe next year.

"The book," he said, "is also aimed at small companies with up to maybe a dozen people who travel.

She keeps a loft in the Union Square neighborhood of Manhattan and likes to hop in the car and just drive, maybe up to Maine, maybe all the way down to Florida.

Stone's answer, accompanied by much hedging about the need to look for irrefutable evidence of fraud, added up to a maybe, or maybe not.

Today we're back up to 70 percent, maybe 72 percent loan to cost.

Individually these gains don't add up to much (maybe 1-21-2%but taken cumulatively, they do.

Up to then, maybe as many as 50,000 had been killed over three decades.