Sentence examples for presumably end from inspiring English sources

There the similarities between Douglas and his neurotic protagonist, Daniel Ben Wellington, presumably end.

Another pathetic shot from the opener and an eighth failure to presumably end this phase of his Test career.

Mr. Eisenstadt brought the band to the Cornelia Street Café on Monday night, playing music that will presumably end up on that release.

At the moment, studios can simply make DVD deals without the actors' and writers' cooperation, although that will presumably end as soon as actors and writers work out new contracts.

At least on 11 April 1954 the BBC did not have an announcer (as they did on 18 April 1930) begin – and presumably end – a news bulletin with the announcement: "There is no news".

One will presumably end up at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum in Washington, with the other perhaps going to the Museum of Flight in Seattle, near where Mr Bezos lives.

He called him out, presumably ending the game but instead provoking chaos.

The other six rolls are unaccounted for, presumably ending up in the city dump.

It was only then, that the tradition of keeping  rejections secret – to spare the Queen's tender feelings, presumably – ended.

For example, Caesar's mental state of being conscious presumably ended with the event of his death.

The Knicks' era of dysfunction and controversy presumably ended last spring, when Isiah Thomas was fired as coach and president and replaced by D'Antoni and Donnie Walsh.