Sentence examples for and most probably the from inspiring English sources

But it was the diabolic, rhetorically inclined Mr White who stole the show, the series and, most probably, the light fittings.

Meanwhile, down in Naples, the king of France - 'Allo 'Allo – has got the plague, and most probably the clap as well.

"If not, if we see nothing in two or three days, it means the attack was maybe small" and most probably the result of mail contamination, he said, referring to the most recent case of the New York hospital worker.

Godoy's notorious womanizing extended to Queen Louisa herself; and "most probably" "The Naked Maja," showing (according to Hughes) "what are certainly the first curls of female pubic hair in Western art," represented "the great love of Godoy's life, a spectacularly pretty and sexy Málagan girl named Pepita Tudo".

Among the factors, very important turn out to be: the specific surface area of the adsorbent, the sample thickness, the surface dehydration level of the adsorbing system and, most probably, the scattering properties of the adsorbent.

The open circuit potentials of the Pt precursors are measured, and most probably the first time used to account for the Pt hydrosol stability and correlated with zeta potential measurement and TEM imaging.

Identification of symptom profiles changed contingent on the intervention, and most probably on the information delivered during the three-day school programme.

However, we excluded the departments where CREs had previously voluntarily signed up for a leadership course and most probably represented the most enthusiastic CREs in the region.

Several data suggest that bottlenecks mainly exist at the post-transcriptional level, and most probably within the secretory pathway [ 4, 5].

In spite of their recurrence, IDK-Qs were not the most frequently asked questions and most probably not the only kind of indirect questioning used by students.

In addition, it was shown that overgrowth on the {111}A/B-type facets nucleates at the concave twin plane simultaneously and most probably from the same nucleus.