Sentence examples for presumably get from inspiring English sources

His wife will presumably get some sort of colossal payoff.

As the population grows, and so the electorate, the process will presumably get more protracted yet.

Chhattisgarh's two-term chief minister, Raman Singh, will presumably get back into office.

"Once China gets into the W.T.O., Taiwan would presumably get into the W.T.O.

SD: But I'm not telling you... MB: You will presumably get inundated with scripts.

He has yet to win one, though he will presumably get another chance in Newmarket's July Cup on 14 July.

Any school that systematically talked down its pupils the way ministers belittle teachers would presumably get short shrift from Ofsted.

But I'm not sure that will happen in the short run, and if it does, it would presumably get vetoed.

We do have cable television here, but we will presumably get broadband cable service, or D.S.L., when Hades becomes frigid.

"So that would presumably get a much higher multiple in the market as a stand-alone company".

Anyone wishing to attend the round table -- and, presumably, get front-row access to the policy brains of the Romney campaign -- must raise $10,000.