Sentence examples for is likely to reply from inspiring English sources

If I should ask, "What is your granddaughter doing this summer?" she is likely to reply with something like, "I went shopping in Brooklyn yesterday".

When a congressman asks him a question, he is likely to reply with an extemporaneous monograph that draws an awed response of "Thank you, General.

But ask Billie Piper, who secretly married Evans in a small and subdued Las Vegas wedding on Sunday night, why and she is likely to reply, "Because we want to".

There's also a new button in the upper-right of the News Feed that will show who is able to chat, and when sending a message, the app will display who's active so you'll know whether or not your friend is likely to reply soon.

Even the most virtuous among us is likely to reply "good" when the barista asks how our day is going, stretch reality when running late to meet a friend or exaggerate a story for effect.

Hypothetically, the radiologist is likely to reply to these specific questions without paying attention to findings related to chronic disease, such as MTA.

"But many of those contacts are people I meet through work or don't know too well, so they may not be likely to reply to something this personal".

However, the majority of philosophers believe that not everything is possible, in the sense that some things just can't happen, that is, there are ways things cannot be: if I tell you that my College has a cupola which is round and square, you are likely to reply: "Well, it can't be that way!".

Ask someone how work is going and they're likely to reply that they're tired and burnt out.

Ask someone living in New York City what most Arab and Muslim immigrants do for a living and the first reply is likely to be: Taxi driver.

This argument is likely to offer a more telling reply to the critic than one that appeals to some other (alleged) kind of liberty (on this point, see Cohen 1988: chapter 14: 2914292).