Sentence examples for and become probably from inspiring English sources

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She finds she can sing and dance – and becomes probably the most revered performer in musicals.

Mr. Silverman also alienated people in Hollywood by insulting other executives in an interview and became probably the first G.E. executive to throw a party featuring women in bikinis and white tigers in cages.

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Lady Gaga likes to change her look every few months and has become probably the most visible (and credible) defender of L.G.B.T. rights in pop culture.

But the report adds that another 1.2 billion people are eating too much or too much of the wrong food and have become "probably the fastest-growing group of the malnourished".

It was completed in 1972, just two years before its designer, Louis Kahn, died, and it has become probably the most revered museum design of the second half of the twentieth century.

Last year, the death of 27-year-old Neda Agha-Soltan during an Iranian pro-democracy protest was captured on a mobile phone and, according to Time magazine, became "probably the most widely witnessed death in human history".

The 14-year-old wants to attend Stanford University and become a doctor, probably a surgeon.

Instead I worked in the biochemistry department and became a probably pretty decent biochemist, working on membranes.

Your idea of common ground for pro-lifers is that they should just give up and become pro-choice (and probably support government funding of abortion).