Sentence examples for mark probably from inspiring English sources

That's probably one throw we wish, Mark probably wishes he had back.

At present, only Harvest and BP Prudhoe Bay have hit and surpassed the 14% mark, probably because they have specific recent developments.

My initial instinct is that there are better ways of addressing this problem than calling the police, but what Allen and Erin did next suggests Mark probably made the right move.

The high-water mark probably came when Fox and Friends, the president's favorite TV program, featured the tweet and even brought in Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, who has had to deal with the gang in his jurisdiction, to explain that MS-13 was in fact bad.

They range from enchanting monsterlike figures to an explosion of marks, probably done by fingerprints, that suggests a floral spray.

The tie marked probably the last cup game under the lights at Upton Park, and the famous old ground crackled with an atmosphere it will surely be impossible to recreate at the Olympic Stadium.

When the suspects were finally brought to the Chihuahua state prison, the warden reported that the men were covered with bruises and burn marks, probably from electrical shocks, including one on the penis of one of them.

The Sony hack — which the FBI and South Korea have publically blamed on North Korea, though it still might be the work of others, too — marks probably the costliest cyber-attack ever on American soil.

But as Sly's star rose, Valentine plugged away to no acclaim whatsoever and this album marks probably the last time in Frank's life that he was something other than Sly's little brother.

That that dire prediction didn't happen was due to the arrival of Littlefinger ­– for once apparently working no angles – and the Knights of the Vale in a beautifully shot moment which also marked probably the only time I've ever cheered the devious Petyr Baelish.

Modern toothpicks don't leave the marks, probably because they are cleaner, scientists surmise.