Sentence examples for i will probably be called from inspiring English sources

Only yesterday I was nearly labeled an enemy of democracy for saying that this referendum is a fatal mistake, and I will probably be called similar names for writing this.

For now, Mr. Farah said, "It will probably be called 'The Collapse.' ".

(At some point it will probably be called "But Who's Counting?") The show that TLC is most famous for is "Jon & Kate Plus 8," which by now needs no introduction except a quick reminder that it was about that awful couple with the twins and the sextuplets.

By the time anyone starts making money on 3G, it will probably be called 5G. – Mark Lewis.

Then came a line thick with faux self-pity, about how his daughters were getting older and "don't want to spend that much time with me... so I'll probably be calling around looking for someone to play cards with or something, because I'm getting kind of lonely in this big house.

(Who knows? Maybe this is one of those sketches that grow on a person after time. By the end of the season I'll probably be calling this the sketch of the year. But, for now, it gets a five).

But you suspect Jesse will milk the relationship for a third novel – and it'll probably be called Last Time.

Microsoft is apparently planning its own store, similar to the Apple Store except it'll probably be called The Microsoft Store or VistaHaus or DirectX Direct-2-U.

Oh, Mr. Romney will probably be called on some falsehoods.

They're both football lifers and, early next year, will probably be called Hall of Famers.

They will probably be called back to the polling booths in June.