Sentence examples for is probably fed from inspiring English sources

Anyone who lives with children -- or interacts with children who carry around their favorite toys -- is probably fed up with the amount of battery-operated noise that comes out of every gadget they own.

• To the Editor: The high cost of college is probably feeding into the sense of entitlement described in the article because it puts pressure on parents and students to get a good return on their investment.

We don't know for sure why this video keeps getting recommended, but its newfound popularity is probably feeding on itself.

The official explanation is that the cows were probably fed tainted grain.

I know we've talked about deadlines and people are probably fed up hearing about them – but this really is the last minute.

Stuart Ekins, co-owner of London bar Bedford & Strand, says: "My staff are probably fed up with people coming in and talking about gin.

"Would you – I mean, you're probably fed up of doing this – would you sign this for my nephew?" Tennant went on air and was interviewed by presenters Sonia Deol and Charlie Stayt.

"I suspect that for a long time there was almost a naive feeling that people with long-term conditions were probably fed up with having long-term conditions, but now people are realising that it's actually much more significant than that and needs treating very seriously".

Hi, You're probably fed up with reading emails like this.

Calabozos lies in an area between thick and thin continental crust, and its eruptions are probably fed from a pool of andesitic and rhyolitic magma that sits just under its caldera.

PS: Um, I think it seemed - from talking to her, I think she's a 'frequent flyer', and I think he's probably fed up.