Sentence examples for presumably find from inspiring English sources

But the once- relentless Nadal will presumably find a way to run on empty for one more long weekend.

But the once-relentless Majorcan will presumably find a way to run on empty for one more long weekend.

The police put a stop to that one – but Crerand speaks of an era that younger fans presumably find alien.

The present regime, with a tenuous popular mandate and under constant attack from Islamists, would presumably find it even harder than most.

Alcatel, the largest company of its kind in Europe, would presumably find it easier to sell to these types of clients if it were to acquire Lucent.

The rich presumably find it easiest to control family size because they have the best access to family planning and their daughters are the most likely to be educated.

The two presumably found one another again at the rooftop pool, where no one was swimming.

Maybe Sayers, who presumably found Moore's copy at the New York Public Library, held onto the letter.

A slight respite came with the comparatively happy days of the United Front, when Lamont presumably found himself on speaking terms with some of the promiment liberals around town.

"The only reason for it to be in the Quaternary collections is that it was presumably found in the ground," says Gregersen.

Watching via a television screen at the training ground while he serves his stadium ban for butting Hull's David Meyler, Pardew presumably found the first half tricky viewing.