Sentence examples for would be maybe from inspiring English sources

The one on Loomis would be maybe hundreds".

I mean, I think that would be, maybe, going too far.

"The rule I would change would be maybe to play throw-ins by foot," he mused.

"There would be maybe the beginning of a pattern there," Mr. Quinn said.

Tommy Haas: "I guess one of the things would be maybe to put a roof onto two stadiums, retractable roofs.

The border would be, maybe seven miles from Tel Aviv to what would be the West Bank.

But I would say an average would be maybe 75% get packed, and 25% they just have defects, flaws".

"To spend money smartly and successfully and to achieve results would be maybe even more difficult than to get money," he said.

He did not know how much money there would be — maybe there would be a lot, maybe not very much, maybe nothing at all.

"His classes averaged about fifty or sixty people, and there would be maybe seven to ten people in it who would be Scientologists," she says.

I sometimes wondered what the cable version of this show would be -- maybe there would be less focus on dueling cop cases and more on the characters' dilemmas -- but maybe this show would have taken a while to find itself no matter where it debuted.