Sentence examples for likely name from inspiring English sources

With only one healthy center on the Eastern roster, Stern will most likely name a center to replace Mourning.

If Mr. Breaux left the Senate, Louisiana's Republican governor would most likely name a Republican in his place, ending the 50-50 split.

A week before the second promotional track was released, an enterprising fan uncovered the file on AOL by guessing its likely name.

A rebrand and likely name change are pending, to confirm the operation's development into what chief executive David Biddle calls "a broader healthcare charity".

A sale is once again the preferred option and Santander is one likely name in the frame, along with Virgin Money.

If one asked filmgoers what they immediately visualise at the mention of Ridley Scott's Alien (1979) and Steven Spielberg's ET: The Extra-Terrestrial (1982), the majority would most likely name the creatures in the title roles – disgustingly malevolent in the former, and ugly but cuddly in the latter.

A. According to the parks department, Waring Avenue, like Waring Playground in Bronx Park, was most likely named for Maria Waring, who was recorded as a local landowner from 1859 to 1872.

The discovery of a will, which most likely names an executor, could complicate Mrs. Jackson's petition to be named administrator of her son's estate.

There are other, less likely names as well, such as Stan Fischer, the former governor of the Israeli central bank, or Roger Ferguson, another former vice-chairman.

Among the likely names circulating are Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff Theodore B.. Olson, Mr. Bush's first solicitor general; Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah; and Larry D. Thompson, a former deputy attorney general.

Oliver Allen, who writes a column on history in The Tribeca Trib newspaper, said he believed it was most likely named for John J. Staples, who owned property in the area.