Sentence examples for which has maybe from inspiring English sources

"Every orchestra which has, maybe, great musicians and not the best hall – you feel it in their spirit.

But there is certainly a case for bringing about a change in the culture of the side, where micro-management has been taken to excessive degrees, and which has maybe taken the focus from more fundamental aspects of preparation.

"If you have one or two off their game then you can maybe get away with a good performance but if there's more than that - which has maybe happened a few times against them this season - you end up losing.

We were living in Skagway, Alaska, which has maybe 700 people.

This should come as no surprise for those who frequent the Alhambra location, which has maybe four flat-screens in the dining room, making it a very good place to watch sporting events — should you like college basketball or, come summer, baseball with your plates of har gow and xiao long bao. .

She wrote a personal blog for a few months, which had "maybe 10 readers," she said.

But this show, which had maybe half the energy of the duo's charming album, was more a referendum on whether love can survive fame and its mandates.

In comparison, Flushing, which had maybe a couple of chop-suey restaurants, was wide open, a veritable golden mountain of opportunity, and low rents, with access to the 7 train.

"He's been a little bit unfortunate because at times he's had injuries which have maybe halted his progress as a starting player, but I watched him very closely in the first three or four games of the season when Jonny's club situation was uncertain.

"Sweet Valley is a very popular series of books and Smithtown, which has four branch libraries, had maybe one book of the set, while the Commack Library had the whole set.

Even though it may have had a painful IPO, it has more financial strength now than maybe Dropbox, which has been the bigger private company and maybe should have been out there already, too.