Sentence examples for presumably served from inspiring English sources

Another is the Massive Ashtray, designed by George Thompson, a gorgeous low bowl mounted with two curving handles that presumably served as butt-stubbers.

It either derives from a cognate of the Latin albus meaning white, a reference to the white cliffs of Dover, the only part of Britain visible from the European Continent, or from the phrase the "island of the Albiones in the now lost Massaliote Periplus, that is attested through Avienus' Ora Maritima to which the former presumably served as a source.

The cruelty of these very public sacrificial events presumably served to reinforce the power of the Aztecs in the minds of allies as well as potential rivals.

Tylenol and Prozac presumably serve the same purpose.

(Of course, a cellphone presumably serves the same purposes).

They presumably serve to protect and insulate the legs, not to help in flight.

"These presumably serve as a possibility for retreat," Strasburger told the neuroscience site Brain Decoder.

Your late-assignments rule presumably serves a pedagogic purpose, or you wouldn't have instituted it.

In his case, you’d guess that it was related to an introspection developed in response to an unsettled early life and, second, to an imagination that served (and presumably serves) as a refuge from the knocks he took then.

El Teddy's represents something else, a building that most people would agree doesn't qualify as a landmark but which the community the landmarks law presumably serves feels is crucial to its sense of community.

The heavily scaled wings of the emperor moth (Saturnia pavonia), which occurs in temperate regions of Europe and Asia, are marked by transparent eyespots, which presumably serve a protective function in frightening predators.