Sentence examples for has probably now from inspiring English sources

That disbelief and people not believing in us at the start has probably now turned into a bit of jealousy.

The bottle is still in the apartment, but what little wine is left has probably now turned to vinegar.

Those colorful, geometric wooden shapes you used to play with as a kid (that some iPad app has probably now replaced)?

The inclusion of the tambourine was a little random, but Elise attacked the song with passion and aggression, which made it infectious (and not in the gross Ryan Seacrest way that has probably now contaminated the entire Top 6).

This research has highlighted that the term has probably now outlived its usefulness.

Local estimates suggest both percentages have probably now doubled as a result of EU enlargement and natural growth.

This means that the key tech stocks have probably now bottomed out and will slowly perhaps very slowly begin to climb back.

And what's more, you've probably now given the crazier among them fodder to launch a human rights complaint against you.

But he has probably, by now, run out the string.

The London of Werewolf has probably disappeared now.

"Enough time has probably passed now that I think he probably won't sue us!" he joked.