Sentence examples for is probably read from inspiring English sources

"All she does is probably read blogs about natural parenting and yet she got a full-time nanny," Ms. Hahn said.

Someone is probably reading this aloud to you because I am too busy to meet with girls, since I have to deal with domestic stuff and foreign people.

Then, on the other hand, there's James (Whitey) Bulger, who was known to loiter in libraries and is probably reading a fat tome in a hot cell at this moment.

How can they put something into it that makes it not vegetarian?" Anyone with food allergies or sensitivities, or restrictions for dietary or religious reasons is probably reading labels.

Kors: Well, Kelly is probably reading this.

"She's probably read Fifty Shades of Grey, but didn't like it".

Then there were the sins of omission: "He's probably read 'On the Origin of Species,' even though it isn't on the list," Jacoby said.

When he died in 1918, as the Trib's last publisher Stephen Dunbar-Johnson noted last year, a trade publication declared: "The New York Herald, Paris edition, was probably read by more rulers, potentates and men of high officialdom than any newspaper published".

Muratori's Della pubblica felicità (1749; "On Public Happiness") reached Bourbon audiences in French and Spanish translations and was probably read in the Austrian Habsburg realms by Maria Theresa herself.

The articles were delivered to the Council in London and were probably read on 22 April 1543.

If you're anything like me, you're probably reading this wondering WHAT IN THE NAME OF ALL THAT IS WHOLESOME IS HAPPENING TO THIS COUNTRY?