Sentence examples for has probably known from inspiring English sources

That matters, especially following the years of brutish rule by Charles Taylor — who was the closest thing to a murderous buccaneer that modern Africa has probably known — when he openly ransacked the country.

For her whole life Charlotte has probably known that she would end up marrying someone like him: a clergyman, probably with some education and the prospect of a growing income in the future.

Trump has probably known this for some time, because last September, while no one was watching, "the Donald" – as he's sometimes called, with mock reverence – quietly sponsored a 30-question survey of New Hampshire voters to gauge his electability.

As I look around at the journalists being herded to and fro in the studio, I know each one of them at one point in their life has probably known a similar obsession with this sci-fi classic.

But Amazon has probably known for quite a long time that they'd eventually have to get into the broader tablet space as well.

Chinese intelligence and the senior political leadership has probably known for some time the severity of Kim Jong Il's ailments -- though some told me as recently as two months ago that they thought his health was rebounding, that in the recent trip Kim had made with his heir apparent son that Kim Jong Il was more robust than he had been in other trips. .

In fact I've probably known, felt it, since August.

"These people have probably known death," says Miccoli, a local musician.

I've probably known for three or four months that this would probably happen.

Now you have probably known this for years, but to me it was a little revelation.

The novelist William Styron said that he had probably known Mr. Canby longer than any of the other mourners.