Sentence examples for possibly it would be from inspiring English sources

Possibly it would be headed by a former American statesman or senator.

He refused to comment on rumours that he was about to sign a new player, possibly Teddy Sheringham, saying that "it would be disrespectful to the people who got us where we are".

Ruffs and morris dancing, possibly, but it would be a close-run thing.

It seemed only a matter of time before they resurfaced, although nobody could have possibly predicted it would be like this.

They couldn't possibly believe it would be that, and that I don't do it to get advertising from British Gas".

To leave the site in its present state because of what is possibly buried underneath it would be folly.

Lord Wilfred Stevenson, a Labour peer standing in on the panel for Shabana Mahmood, the party's shadow universities and science minister, said although consolidation is "possibly quite likely", it would be "very sad if it was caused by an imperfect market following a theory which I think is not credited".

With the American presence in Iraq possibly close to ending, it would be ideal if The Times made another attempt soon to report on Camp Ashraf, this time taking pains to detail the MEK's point of view.

Meyer says Karl Rove told him that any war would have to happen by the end of 2003 at the latest, or possibly January, because otherwise it would be too close to the presidential elections.

There is the jeweled handbag Condé Nast's wife had engraved with her home address (1040 Park Avenue) in the possibly delusional expectation that it would be returned if ever mislaid.

Lam Woon-Kwong, the chief executive of the Hong Kong Equestrian Company, which was set up to manage the Olympic events here, said at a news conference Monday that if any events are postponed, they might be rescheduled, but possibly without spectators, as it would be difficult to arrange on short notice.