Sentence examples for can probably make from inspiring English sources

I can probably make an analogy with bonds.

And Mr. Santorum can probably make a stronger case on the electability front.

"I think they can probably make that ride safely now," he said.

With a union, we can probably make a better future for our kids.

Still, L90 "can probably make a nice little business" from selling ads on its network after the DoubleClick deal.

Borrowers can probably make their lives easier by doing business with members of the Upfront Mortgage Brokers Association.

For now, you can probably only make little lumpen dinosaurs for your kid if you have all the hardware.

"Toby and I will both be preparing as hard as we can and we'll probably make that decision after we've been to the stadium," said Wilkinson.

After publishing "Smilla's Sense of Snow," Peter Høeg, the modern Danish writer best known to English speakers, produced a series of disappointing novels, and an argument can probably be made that some of the best recent Nordic writing has been detective fiction, including Karin Fossum's unsettling mysteries set in Norway's welfare state.

Finally, for a sense of the kinds of luxury fabrics from which such dresses were probably made, you can do no better than visit "Weaving China's Past: The Amy S. Clague Collection of Chinese Textiles" at China Institute Gallery.

Any accessory you can name, T-Mobile is probably making one for the myTouch.