Sentence examples for is probably known from inspiring English sources

"At this point, my client's identity is probably known throughout the entire community," Mr. Galuccio said.

Harris is probably known best for his substantial performance as the astronaut John Glenn in "The Right Stuff".

Or Mrs Betty Glucksburg, as she is probably known at the Labour leader's own privy kitchen council in Red Islington.

Mr. Letts's name is probably known to downtown theatergoers: his blood-drenched trailer-trash drama "Killer Joe" and his paranoiac thriller "Bug" had substantial runs Off Broadway.

The writer adds, "It is probably known to you that the officialdom of the A. F. of L. is so reactionary," a reference to the union organization.

Thompson is probably known now, if at all, as the author of Eloise at the Plaza but, according to Minnelli, 'She's an underground hero in showbusiness.

And Amazon being the retail data monster it is, probably knows that.

They were probably known in India, China, and the Middle East before recorded history.

"He was probably known by more hunters than any other person for his time".

Mauritius was long uninhabited, though it was probably known to Arab seafarers from the 10th century or earlier.

"In the '50s it was probably known as one of the better states, like Kentucky really," Dan D'Antoni said.