Sentence examples for most likely coming from inspiring English sources

Then we began hearing volleys of gunfire crackling like popcorn, most likely coming from the Bosphorus Bridge (about 2km/1.2 miles away from my apartment).

Goldman will make final decisions on the size of the class and who is in this fall, with an announcement most likely coming in November.

Bulgaria play the Czechs, Denmark will beat Malta at home by a few goals and Armenia take a trip to Italy most likely coming away with nothing but a nice souvenir that will collect dust but never be thrown out.

Mr. Romney largely skipped campaigning in Iowa and came in far behind in the Ames Straw Poll after not competing, and the map of nominating contests, with the South Carolina primary most likely coming soon after the New Hampshire contest, could pose a challenge.

Life will certainly be marginally easier for President Obama if his party holds on to the House (he won't have to endure a spate of needling investigations, for one thing), but either way, the days of legislating through one-party governance are most likely coming to an end.

"In God We Trust," on the other hand, is of less certain provenance, most likely coming from the first line of the King James translation of Psalm 16 ("In Thee do I put my trust") and filtered through the last verse of "The Star-Spangled Banner" ("Then conquer we must, when our cause it is just, And this be our motto: In God is our trust").

The guy you like will most likely come to his senses and see how wonderful and beautiful you are.

The funny thing is that when you draw it, it won't come out perfect, and will most likely come out uneven or something like that.

Like travel planning sites, monetization will most likely come through affiliate deals with stores and other party services.

But like everything in life, that moment will most likely come too soon.

McCarthy, who, like Kristen Wiig studied comedy at The Groundlings in L.A., most likely comes prepared with some hilarious characters.