Sentence examples for likely see again from inspiring English sources
The mayor lost €25,000 (£20,904), money that he said he would never likely see again.
(Even that relied on a credit-driven bubble economy delivering high capital-gains taxes from illusory real-estate gains we won't likely see again).To get spending down to the level we're taxed at, we'd have to cut back to persistent levels of federal spending we haven't seen in 50 years.
The U.S. Supreme Court split 5-4 the last time it reviewed the case -- a case that it will likely see again, given that it is being retried on the appeals level in September.
They happen to fit in, but her obsession was to see something a) she never had, and b) she's never likely to see again.
This has the advantages that the dancers are learning a call that they are likely to see again later and some of the other dancers already know the call, so they're able to help.
Sensing that their sublet bent the building's rules, neither wanted to push too hard lest they lose the deal — one, in a borough with a vacancy rate of 1.5 per cent, they weren't likely to see again.
It's the kind of traffic that Raymond Gindi, an owner of the Century 21 company, a 41-year-old Brooklyn-based private family business, knows he is not likely to see again.
The decades reveal more than a poetic autobiography but also nothing less: the evolution of a poet in the pages of a magazine in a way that we are not likely to see again.
The miraculous and almost unexplainable American Splendor and the quixotically odd Vermont-based Nosey Parker combine fiction and documentary, the personal and the social, in ways that are utterly new, while retrospective showings of Merchant-Ivory-Jhabvala works confirm that they have brought the art of classical adaptation to a kind of perfection we're not likely to see again.
Here's an odd little quirk of the modern age you're not likely to see again soon.
She wouldn't cut the same deal for someone who drove 100 miles to try to save $100 someone she will likely never see again.
