Sentence examples for it probably meant from inspiring English sources

"It probably meant that the promotion ladder at Citi had come to an end for her".

But it probably meant clearing their loft out, and that 'faffing time' is more important than future cash savings".

It probably meant to represent the traffic jams on Park Avenue, but it goes well with the honking that I can hear right now out of my window.

Some said it probably meant fewer people were able to file unemployment claims because government offices were closed; others said it probably had a limited effect because many people file claims via the Internet.

Then a voice in the other room said "Not yet, he's not in there yet", louder than it probably meant to, and a woman came in and retrieved the child.Charlie smiled.

As always in these warm-ups, it probably meant little in deciding the destiny of the terracotta urn come September but equally Australia knew they needed to do rather better than this if it is to be coming their way.

To students, she said, it probably means putting forth effort.

It may mean something, but it probably means nothing.

Wilson: It probably means we're going to get married.

And it probably means you should take control over dinner.

In fact, it probably means he's a bad one.