Sentence examples for presumably refers from inspiring English sources
It presumably refers to the Holocaust as well as to the horrors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
That presumably refers to Osama bin Laden and his deputy, Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri.
The Deal Closer, a dessert in the form of a vat of chocolate mousse, presumably refers to a subject more stimulating than real estate.
The title "12 Feet on a Wooden Plane" presumably refers to the 12 feet of the same six dancers who rush into an exciting, stamping circle.
JOHN CASSIDY: The question presumably refers to the Fed's announcement about keeping the federal funds rate at close to zero until mid-2013.
This cross-pollination presumably refers to Galliano's own legacy and that of Margiela, and this was indeed manifest on the catwalk.
He was presumably referring to groups that oppose Hamas.
He was presumably referring to the bikes, not their riders.
He presumably referred to an arrangement with Lebanon.
"And the other mob," he said, presumably referring to Ukip.
He was presumably referring to the movement of many AOL executives to run the combined company.
