Sentence examples for likely late from inspiring English sources

The backup safety banged into Raiders receiver Andre Rison near the goal line to break up a likely late touchdown pass by Gannon's replacement, Bobby Hoying.

Wide bipartisan majorities are generally expected to back Mr. Bush when the House votes on Thursday and the Senate follows, most likely late Thursday night.

This article was amended at 12 25 to better reflect the likely late increase in registered supporters and affiliated members eligible to vote.

Above the babble of disingenuous, faux polite chatter that floats between the captains of sporting blazerdom on these occasions, he explained the Qatar World Cup would inevitably be moved to winter, most likely late November.

Broken wrists, dislocated elbows, fractured ankles, are all more likely late on a Saturday night when you've had a few drinks and are a little unsteady on your feet.

None of that appeared likely late on Thursday afternoon when Wawrinka confidently ripped a huge ace into the corner to win the third set and take a two-sets-to-one lead.

More likely, late-stage companies will get more interesting.

Specifically, the long motifs are located upstream of the structural genes, which are likely expressed late in the infection, so that these motifs represent "late" promoters.

But whether by fair means or foul, the chancellor now appears considerably closer to meeting his budget forecast than seemed likely late last year.That may help Labour in the general election expected in May, but a tax-raising budget in 2006 still looks inevitable.

And if that chatter is to believed, something is happening this fall — likely late fall.

A sale is likely late this year or in the first half of next year.