Sentence examples for presumably started from inspiring English sources
South's heart queen had to be a singleton, so declarer presumably started with 5-1-4-3 5-1-4-3 5-1-4-3 5-1-4-3
He also writes about how Leonardo presumably started the painting by hammering a nail into the plaster to mark "the very center of the mural, the point on which all lines and all attention would converge: the face of Christ," and how he used perspective and his knowledge of geometry and architecture to map out the rest of the painting.
This compressive stress state followed an earlier phase of continental extension that presumably started at ∼16 Ma (with the blocking of the Corsica-Sardinia rotation), and thinned both the continental crust and sedimentary cover producing most of the Serie Ridotta.
What presumably started as a 5 minute tribute to his humble Roland TR-808 ended up providing the backbone for a thousand Funk Carioca songs in Brazil.
In Tomasino et al., participants were explicitly required to imagine the content of the verbs, so that imagery presumably started as soon as the word appeared.
We report a case of chronic cough due to GERD which presumably started at 13 years of age.
Many will presumably start looking again once job prospects improve.
It remains to be seen how many Aspire One buyers might actually use Android because, in Q3, Acer will presumably start shipping netbooks running Windows 7.
If the country's debt profile worsens and the market price implies a greater-than-20 greater-than-20 greater-than-20%se to it, then yielosswill presumably start torspiral up again.
Some local and county politicians — in addition to Mr. Lautenberg — have argued that municipalities cannot stand to "lose" those potential tax revenues, which would presumably start flowing in 2017, after the project was completed.
Mr. Clinton himself, aides said, seemed surprised that his comment had caused a flurry and joked that he should be "read my Miranda rights" before every campaign appearance, presumably starting with his right to remain silent.
