Sentence examples for most likely making from inspiring English sources

Batista, a 30-year-old journeyman who relieved on Wednesday, said he was most likely making his most important start since his first professional game in 1988.

Honda is likely to use that plant to supply Canada as well, most likely making the importing from China a temporary measure.

(Note: Akhetov has spent the past few weeks in Andijon under the guise of "supervising local elections," but in fact is most likely making sure that the first anniversary of the violence in Andijon passes smoothly. End note).

With quarterback Vinny Testaverde most likely making his final start today before Chad Pennington returns, the running game must continue to be effective to ease the transition to Pennington and to compensate for any rustiness he might have.

And Tariq's extended family, so recently hoping to be our allies for peace, has now been ripped apart by an American missile — most likely making any effort we make at reconciliation futile.

"I would've told myself that there is no such thing as job security and that I'd be better off putting the money I saved for post-secondary education into a small business where I would receive a real education while (most likely) making a very good living.

You will most likely make acquaintances like this.

The fact that you look like you don't care what she says will most likely make her stop.

Such airy edicts would most likely make him laugh.

So the addition of 1,000 jobs will most likely make the job market even tighter.

The Pirates will most likely make both figures a moot point.