Sentence examples for possibly came from inspiring English sources
Under the pseudonym "Ed Anger", he wrote a News column so vitriolically right-wing that it possibly came from the left.
Remember the Church of England, that mythically placid community of Sunday Christians and beaming vicars whom you met in Austen and possibly came to loathe in Trollope?
Becchio's best chance, on the end of a Javier Garrido pass after five minutes, possibly came too early in the former Leeds player's first start.
Such a device is a more sophisticated weapon than those used by most terrorist organizations, and possibly came from a military stockpile.
Dr. Krystal said the benefits many doctors thought they were getting from the drugs "quite possibly came from simply engaging the patient in treatment, and not from the medication".
Three of the ships were from turkey, paid for by the main Turkish charity, IHH, three were from Greece, while one sailed from Ireland and the final ship possibly came from Algeria.
No good can possibly come of it.
He's possibly coming in the studio.
"I cannot possibly come to London.
Having some power arms possibly coming back would be good".
He feels that success cannot possibly come without failure".
