Sentence examples for most likely hand from inspiring English sources

The Dutch police said they were awaiting the indictment from the tribunal, based in Arusha, Tanzania, and would most likely hand him over to tribunal authorities.

But on Monday it announced that it would most likely hand the money over, after assurances that it would not fall into Hamas hands.

If North had responded two hearts, it would have been to play opposite the most likely hand for South, a balanced 20 to 22 points.

Juventus defender Leonardo Bonucci was car shopping (at a Ferrari dealership – he is a professional footballer) with his wife and infant son in 2012, when an opportunistic mugger decided that this was the perfect mark, a wealthy man who was distracted and, given that he was with his family, would most likely hand over the demanded trinkets with the minimum of fuss.

But the Cavaliers, who will most likely hand him the first jersey of the night, will be overcome with hope and joy, writes Scott Howard-Cooper on NBA.com, and they have been in short supply in Cleveland since LeBron James left the city in his dust.

These questions, if answered honestly, will most likely hand the Democratic nomination to Bernie Sanders.

The live audience at Symphony Space in Manhattan, most likely hand-picked and no doubt appropriately cued, still doesn't manage to muster much enthusiasm.

There are tons of examples of Buddhist sculpture and iconography in the caves, some of which date back to the second century BCE, and were most likely hand-chiseled by a bunch of monks over the course of several centuries, in order to teach others about the Buddhist tradition.

However, you may still expect this group, as the wealthiest, to be most likely to hand in the wallet they found on the street.

He said that there were no safeguards against one person filling out multiple report cards and that riders who were angry about a certain aspect of service were the most likely to hand in the surveys.

Ebert told me that he and Irvine were fairly certain they had identified a number of the original greens, in some cases because the ground appeared to have been slightly flattened, most likely by hand, at some point in the past, and in other cases because particular formations simply looked like golf greens to them and so presumably would have looked like golf greens to Old Tom Morris, too.