I used to think maybe I'd die suddenly and find myself there some day," said Susan.
There is many, many things about Mr. Jim Martin and Mr. Thorne that I don't think maybe it is right that I should say these things in front of the Commission, because they are rumors.
I think maybe--I think it just came into conversation as we were talking about the whole thing in general.
I think maybe we ought to give the witness a little rest.
I think maybe he liked more radical people than we did, you know, the normal straight down the middle or conservative or something.
I think maybe I was 3 days at Anna Meller's house--yes.
I think maybe he just let, relaxed his controls once in a while, and why, I don't know.
Sometimes I think maybe if I wasn't so strict with her, maybe--you never know with children.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "think maybe" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
