Sentence examples for had probably turned from inspiring English sources

The appropriate mathematicians had probably turned them down.

But at this point the battle had probably turned.

The young man had probably turned his tape recorder off; no one talked.

Wolfsburg are still only 16th but have probably turned a corner.

Yet, either way, lengthy negotiations will have probably turned the pair into the equivalent of that bickering couple.

Because your faces have probably turned a sour shade of anti-snob – 'who does she think she is, shopping at Waitrose?', a disclaimer.

Anything painful that has been said to me has probably turned out to be useful – but I don't like it when painful turns into spiteful.

If you've ever been in love, you've probably turned to your sweetheart and said something like, "Darling, you're my everything".

Given that £1.2bn of his many assets had been frozen by the Thai courts in 2007, he has probably turned in a handsome profit on the sale.

By Macy Halford May 5, 2010 If you've ever been in love, you've probably turned to your sweetheart and said something like, "Darling, you're my everything".

The protesters' almost theological insistence on bedding down in the parks has probably turned off many New Yorkers who would otherwise be sympathetic to the cause and are troubled by a police response that is at times heavy-handed.