Sentence examples for had probably left from inspiring English sources

The rowers in the red sandolo had probably left with such haste because they'd seen my boat's colors and feared exposure by a rival rowing society.

The young men's friends said that the car had been having engine trouble, and that they had probably left it running.

But I knew, from her description of the route they took out of Russia into Austria, that she had probably left from Trieste.

It said the process had been so amateurish that it had probably left a high quantity of noxious sulphur compounds in the vast quantity of stinking black waste.

Fulham, however, fared better at Ewood Park, where former Blackburn manager Kenny Dalglish had probably left his seat by the time Tom Cairney struck the only goal of the game in the 94th minute.

The chairman of the Widows' and Children's Fund of the Uniformed Firefighters Association of New York, Jerry Huntzinger, said the World Trade Center attacks had probably left 1,000 children to care for.

And I've probably left some out.

("I've probably left some out," Soderblom told me).

That's a stunningly long list (and I've probably left a few movies out).

"We've probably left it a little too late to take this part of the electorate seriously".

Virtually every office along the building's endless corridors is empty: the civil servants have probably left for their "real" jobs, perhaps as taxi drivers or traders.