Sentence examples for In presumably from inspiring English sources

At one point two boys wander in, presumably because they live there.

According to press reports, July 4, 1787, was ushered in (presumably just after midnight) by the beating of drums and the ringing of bells.

Tada! Alas, there's a 25 cent fee for each friend you bring in, presumably to cover bringing another credit card transaction fee into the mix.

Though 20 and 30-minute naps also showed benefits, the cognitive improvements took longer to set in, presumably because participants needed to recover from the sleep inertia caused by the longer naps.

Their old place sits empty, and someone recently broke in, presumably looking to harvest leftover appliances, plumbing or wiring.

A central question is why an increase in presumably natural behaviour within presumed physiological limits should cause an increase in the prevalence and severity of osteochondrosis.

They came in, presumably to begin searching.

This year's Superbowl will be played on a dank winter night in presumably glacial conditions.

(Ballet positions and steps are sometimes amusingly thrown in, presumably to class up the joint).

Festivals are drugs playgrounds where teenagers experiment with copious amounts of uppers in presumably quite dangerous combinations.

Facebook has reached an agreement with the FTC to make all future changes to privacy settings opt-in, presumably including new features with their own privacy controls.