Sentence examples for most likely bursting from inspiring English sources
A spot where the kids (most likely bursting with energy) can have a blast while you enjoy a relaxing massage and a margarita... or several margaritas.
They will most likely break.
In recent years, the characters most likely to burst into song have been animated creations, like those in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," which was released in 1991 and was the last musical to earn a nomination for best picture.
Most likely, he burst out laughing.
One wonders whether, after that first taste of fame, the producers have hunted down interviewees on the basis of who looks the most likely to burst into tears and self-immolate while daubing "Wenger out" in his own blood over the Dennis Bergkamp statue.
Most likely to: Burst a blood vessel when they read this.
Most likely, those with zero bursting pressure, thus in fact with a gap in the suture line at that time, will eventually die from secondary peritonitis.
Therefore, the burst in mammalian snoRNA gene numbers alleged by Zhang et al. most likely represents the burst in the number of their pseudogenes.
A new analysis, however, indicates that primate societies expanded in a burst, most likely because there was safety in numbers.
The results should put to bed rumors that Brahe was murdered when he most likely died of a burst bladder.
It is also interesting to note, that besides transient calcium and ROS production, the oxidative status of the cells surrounding the wounding site changes, most likely caused by the burst in ROS.
