Sentence examples for is probably full from inspiring English sources

"Our desert is probably full of them," she said.

Of course, the series is probably full of disguised artifice.

The world is probably full of such things (though how would you know?).

This nation is probably full of people who'd be great adult educators, but there are few avenues to bring those teachers into contact with mature and hungry minds.

The room is probably full of mildewed, dusty files about Northern Ireland's paramilitary groups, and there is no doubt a faded map of Belfast peeling from the wall.

By now the tram is probably full of people, and you will be travelling into a very different part of Antwerp.

Husband: But they are probably full of dust mites and other gross stuff.

Those migrants who are drowning in the sea, they're probably full of ideas and enthusiasm, things we could learn and benefit from.

London's streets, you realise, are probably full of equally good guides: it's just that no one has ever thought to ask them.

His biographers have speculated that it was probably full of denunciations and that after his death his family threw out the manuscript, so as not to let him embarrass himself.

For the floor surface samples, NRMs are probably full TRMs and the comparison seem to result in the accurate archeointensities.