Sentence examples for began probably from inspiring English sources

"It's a dynamic I have with men that began, probably, with Keller.

Although the logistics of the program are still being ironed out, she said the emergency department would most likely be designated as the drop-off site for newborns when the program officially began, probably in mid-November.

Second, the mass of documents accumulated by the government since the financial crisis began probably encompasses just about everything that might be available on the packaging and sale of residential mortgage-backed securities, so someone would have found it by now if it existed.

It began probably at or near Dymchurch, where the Blands had a holiday house, near the Wellses' home in Sandgate, in the summer of 1906, when Rosamund was a buxom, flirtatious young woman of 19, secretary of the newly formed group of young Fabians known as the Nursery, and very much under HG's spell.

Over the course of a long career lasting almost half a century, he began probably no more than 20 pictures.

In Kent, an uprising began, probably starting after Ecgfrith's death, though it has been suggested that it began much earlier in the year, before Offa's death.

Thus begins probably the most loving portrait of a human being's relationship with a pelican in cinema history.

Ms. Hearst will be a reluctant witness against Ms. Olson when her trial begins, probably in the spring.

A castle, occupying a commanding position, was begun probably in 1085 by Roger de Lacy; it fell into ruin in the 18th century.

Barrister Craig Tuck, who is representing de Malmanche, is set to use a groundbreaking defence when the trial begins, probably next month.

Speculating about a primary that hasn't even begun probably isn't a good use of time at the moment.