Sentence examples for later probably from inspiring English sources

Sooner or later, probably.

The NSX comes later, probably in 2015.

Prediction: Will go down sooner or later – probably sooner.

The next, at Benni Messous a week later, probably claimed the lives of 60 people.

He was later probably influenced by the Dominican Guerric of Saint-Quentin.

The end came suddenly, a few days later, probably from a stroke.

Six days later - probably thanks to the media and a few MPs who protested loudly while Yeltsin and his government kept mum - almost 70percentnt of those polled came out against, only 12.5percentnt for.

Bookstore owners everywhere have a lurking suspicion: that the customers who type into their smartphones while browsing in the store, and then leave, are planning to buy the books online later - probably at a steep discount from the bookstores' archrival, Amazon.com.

As I had come to understand Marnie, I had this idea of her losing her virginity much later--probably late compared to her friends, thus contributing to her sort of dissatisfaction sexually.

Three years later, probably as a means of sheltering his remaining assets from that judgment, he moved to Florida.

Where this gets sticky is when it comes to the fate of Turing himself, who was gay when it was still illegal and convicted for gross indecency, opted for chemical castration rather than imprisonment, and died a year later, probably by his own hand, while suffering this indignity.