Sentence examples for given probably from inspiring English sources

"We've given probably five or six advances over a million" — an extraordinary sum.

Papua New Guinean nationals in the incident response teams (IRTs) were given "probably three days" of training.

"I was given probably the most thorough review that almost any member had access to as far as what the actual process is for Iran to reveal their previous military dimensions at Parchin," Wasserman Schultz said.

In the meantime, given probably most of you won't tune in, and given we're never sure when we'll next see Brad Hodge in Australian colours, I'll leave you with this little blast from the past courtesy of Russell Jackson.

They have told him that he has given probably the most rapacious and unscrupulous investment bank on the planet a sweetheart deal the Revenue would never grant to "a small business that is hounded and punished for interest payments", and dismissed his explanations as "laughable".

Middleton, accordingly, was given probably the best seat in the house next to her brother James, with former US secretary of state Condoleezza Rice to her right, Olympic gold medallist Denise Lewis to her left, actor Felicity Kendal to the rear and Prince Michael of Kent, a mere cousin of the Queen, happy to take his seat to one side.

What's most regrettable is that Stiller, affecting a silly voice, gives probably the worst performance of his career.

The analysis I give probably answers the above by considering the time course of appearance of tumours.

That coiled spring, that may, it's going to give probably, at least for a time, a V-shaped impression.

"When you get a new manager in a situation like this all the players are going to give probably an extra 100 per cent," he told BBC Wales Sport Waless.

No matter how hard you may try, something will eventually give, probably due to no fault of your own.