Sentence examples for will perhaps take from inspiring English sources

This trial will perhaps take place in the fall of 1985.

God also functions as a great cosmic witness to our pain, whose unfathomable purposes somehow make it worthwhile, and who will, perhaps, take our pathetic struggles into account in a final reckoning.

They will perhaps take the same blunt and brutal place in the comic-book milieu as Sam Peckinpah's down and dirty early 70s films do in the western pantheon – even if they are not flavour of the month at present.

So this topic will perhaps take us on a journey in all kinds of directions, from the distant folk and medieval sounds of Europe to classical grandeur from post-slavery blues to the dustbowls of central America, from early rock'n'roll to Northern soul, from dance bands to funk, from garage to punk and soul to hip-hop, from disco to electronica.

This is a colorful, attractive piece, set on a lush, gaudy bed of amplification, aiming at an entertaining stylistic fusion; it will perhaps take a more charismatic singer than the game Alexandra Montano to pull off the lead role, defiantly non-Western in its vocal writing.

The word is that Anthea will, perhaps, take the top job.

I'll perhaps take some art classes, I'll visit some museums and I'll check out some shows on Broadway.

The Black Cats have been encouraged by the reaction from the Gibson camp, but Brown is understood to be considering his options while O'Shea will be perhaps take the most persuading to leave Old Trafford.

If I snooze, my car will alert me, perhaps take control of the wheels.

Williams will rest at home, perhaps taking his children to a park.

Is a chronic and widening deficit sustainable, or will the dollar crash, perhaps taking the economy with it?