Sentence examples for and probably second from inspiring English sources

True, Duke gets to play the first (and probably second) round in Greenville, S.C., and then presumably on to Lexington, Ky., and the well-heeled Dookie fans will drive in their S.U.V.'s and sports cars to see their darlings play.

Evidence that at least one and probably second German was severely cut.

"I'm so humiliated!" she repeated over again as she cried and probably second guessed every time she gave him the benefit of the doubt.

Originally called Uskudama and probably first settled by Thracian tribes, the town was rebuilt and enlarged about 125 ce by the Roman emperor Hadrian, who renamed it Hadrianopolis.

Thomas followed George to London, picking up artistic skills from him and probably first working, as George had, as a painter of theater scenery and panoramas.

From the mid-19th century, use of peyote extended north into the Great Plains of the United States, and probably first developed into a distinct religion about 1885 among the Kiowa and Comanche of Oklahoma.

The translation was made in 1759, and probably first performed about a month before Handel's death that year, but he had no hand in it, and may not even have known it was being done.

–AggieH EnidColeslaw_ praised Zadie Smith's genius as a writer – but also as a reader: Zadie Smith is a fine writer, but she is also, and probably first of all, a reader with a keen mind.

Ukraine will still need the support of the West, and probably first thing, financially, because the money is gone.

Howard Baker could have won a fourth and probably fifth term in the US Senate, but he chose to leave after 18 years, partially, at least, because of the already increasingly partisan politics of the time.

He obtained a number of benefices in the meantime, including the position of Archdeacon of Galloway, and is the earliest known and probably first provost of the collegiate church of Maybole.