Sentence examples for be likely to work from inspiring English sources
Try it on for size, and see if you like the environment, the atmosphere, and the people you would be likely to work with.
Even easier is to examine published medical research papers for anything showing increased locomotor activity, or activity at the serotonin or dopamine receptors, since they will be likely to work, in some way or other, as drugs.
When the City Council has its say, which it will between now and June, it will be likely to work to restore some of Mr. Bloomberg's proposed cuts in social services.
The eurosceptic politician also said many English voters found it "deeply concerning" that Mr Miliband would be likely to work with the SNP in the event of a hung parliament and that such an arrangement could lead to "the Scottish tail wagging the dog".
The recruitment of Mr. Sullivan — which included a phone call to him from Mr. Obama on Air Force One — was noted in political circles because if Mrs. Clinton were to run for president again in 2016, he would be likely to work on her campaign, as he did in 2008.
n Mock stock rating given to high-tech companies where the cartoon character Dilbert would be likely to work 1998 Feb 6 Deborah Lohse Wall Street Journal B1 (head & text) Downtrodden Cubicle-Dwellers Now Can Snicker at DILBX Index / You've heard of the blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average.
