Sentence examples for presumably once from inspiring English sources

After all, the Sun was presumably once a protostar too.

For politicians, it is a rejection of a democratic process that they presumably once believed in.

The other features Cantonese specialties, presumably once provided only to Chinese-speaking customers and is now translated into English.

Q. Yeah, but presumably, once that works its way through the system, it will no longer be a contractionary factor.

After another imprisonment in 1608, presumably once again for libel, Marston left unfinished The Insatiate Countesse, his most erotic play, and entered the Church of England.

While these evoke the Minimalist sculpture of Donald Judd, the checklist names jazz and fusion albums from the 1960s and '70s that the boxes presumably once contained.

The artillery battalion set up yesterday in a presumably once-fertile pocket of the Fertile Crescent, long gone dry.

Fabio Capello issued his last squad by curt and functional text message, presumably only once his aides had located a suitably disdainful scowling angry man emoticon.

For example, "Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus) heard" is recorded by White for 7 26 April, and by Markwick for 15 April and 3 May (presumably only once at the earlier date) and "last heard" by Markwick on 28 June.

A sample-return mission would, presumably, settle once and for all the issue of whether life in some form exists (or existed) on the planet.

Oral contraception flips these responses altogether; no longer ovulating at all, women prefer a masculine face, presumably because once the demands of reproduction are taken out of the equation, considerations such as cooperation are no longer so important (the Daily Mail reported this at the time as "Pill To Make You Fancy Russell Crowe").