Sentence examples for you know perhaps from inspiring English sources

The biggest challenge I find as a nurse is not really knowing where you stand sometimes with treatment with, you know, perhaps the weekend…that's why I think the pathway is a good thing because it gives people guidance and gives us nurses something to follow.

(Senior nurse) The biggest challenge I find as a nurse is not really knowing where you stand sometimes with treatment with, you know, perhaps the weekend…that's why I think the pathway is a good thing because it gives people guidance and gives us nurses something to follow.

I kinda felt we were in the nineteen-thirties when were doing it, you know?" Perhaps.

The surprise comes when in a photograph you see someone you know, perhaps yourself, as part of that past.

And you know, perhaps the critics are right; perhaps all the SlutWalking and the Hollabacking will do little to empower or embolden vast swaths of women.

So let's say that someone you know, perhaps your friend who sent me the response above, seems convinced that 71percentt odds mean that a Democratic takeover of the House is basically a sure thing.

You knew perhaps Latin, your own tongue and one other current langauge.

Unless you said you didn't know (perhaps because you don't follow soccer), you probably had a very confident opinion.

You never know: Perhaps when he leaves office, Mr. Obama will follow the example of Bill Clinton and flee the drama of his adoptive state altogether.

You never know, perhaps if more of us had listened to him we could have had enlisted some divine intervention to help us last season.

I don't know, perhaps you enjoy "social networking" and all that?