Sentence examples for likely picked from inspiring English sources
Passengers most likely picked it up by touching surfaces like doorknobs or handrails.
The fastest-growing part of that is meals that can be prepared, or more likely picked up from a restaurant, in 15 minutes or less, NPD said.
Mr. Gore would then have likely picked up Florida's 25 electoral votes, and maybe New Hampshire's four, to boot, giving him the presidency.
Their notion is that Japanese fishermen started working in and around Baja California before World War II and introduced the locals to tempura (which Japan had, centuries earlier, most likely picked up from visitors from Portugal).
But then, in a move that the authorities said she likely picked up from the cautious Mr. Weiss, she took a train to Vienna instead of going to Budapest.
Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: Husky-voiced Clementine, who played barefoot on Later... with Jools Holland in October 2013, imbues his piano-led debut with the storytelling skills he likely picked up while busking and sleeping rough in Paris.
HHS cautions that enrolment will likely pick up ahead of various deadlines.
A federal government insurance program would most likely pick up much of that uncovered cost.
Which is more likely: picking two red cards, or one red and one black card?
But even if that plant acquires the trait of blight resistance, it will likely pick up several other, less desirable attributes, such as a low yield of fruit.
"Growth in Asia is likely pick up gradually in the course of 2013, to about 5.75 percent, on strengthening external demand and continued robust domestic demand," the report said.
