Sentence examples for use of maybe from inspiring English sources

Sure, you're unlawfully hogging a space someone else might make legal use of; maybe you're thwarting street sweepers, too.

The use of "maybe" was remarkable and counsels against declaring him a talent fulfilled just yet, but so far this season's Walcott has been an upgrade on previous versions.

Fielder-Civil – who was married to the singer for two years – said of their heroin and crack use: "Out of maybe a six- or seven-year relationship that me and Amy had on and off, there was drug use for about four months together".

Or to put it in other words: The prophet still has to come to the mountain, but in time, with the increasing use of technology, maybe the mountain will come a bit closer.

Ms. Winkel, who has received about 15 Evites so far this holiday season, said she definitely makes use of the "maybe" option, though as a host she is none too pleased when people on her guest list respond that way.

I think there are a lot of different factors at play, from less use of contraception, maybe because of less fear of AIDS, to our anything-goes culture, where it's O.K. to get pregnant and have a baby in your teens".

They was a "recruitment of some people that do not have experience in the use of weapons, maybe, although they were convinced of what they were doing, confronting the police, confronting the army," Galindo said.

The improper use of antibiotics maybe responsible for the very high levels of antibiotic resistance observed in this and previous studies conducted at this hospital [ 26, 27].

… If we put out a screen machine there will be a use for maybe about 10 of them in the whole United States.

If we put out a screen machine there will be a use for maybe about ten of them in the whole United States.

My other favorite interview is about our addiction to certainty in our lives, and how we can use the power of maybe to create possibility.