Sentence examples for presumably to begin from inspiring English sources

They came in, presumably to begin searching.

Frist has announced that he plans to leave the Senate in 2006, presumably to begin a run for President in 2008.

Mr. Gandhi left her bedside in the United States to return to celebrate India's Aug. 15 Independence Day, and presumably to begin taking a more public posture in Congress Party affairs.

In a move that borrows from the Angry Birds playbook, quite literally, Fight My Monster – the so-called 'Moshi for boys' – has appointed licensing heavy-weights Russell Binder and Dimensional Branding Group to represent the brand globally and, presumably, to begin exploring merchandising options.

Mr. Kerry suggested that the United Nations would soon announce a date for talks to begin, presumably in Geneva, where an effort to create a framework for a negotiated settlement began last year but stalled.

More recently, he was captured on camera, waiting for an interview to begin and presumably unaware that he was being taped, fussing with his hair for nearly two minutes.

The regulators rejected that idea, according to the summary, saying that the law required them to consider not whether private insurance would reduce losses from defaults but whether it made defaults less likely to begin with, presumably because the insurers carefully weigh risks.

Gregory, presumably willingly and affirmatively, chose to begin the show with that breaking news segment, and now he's very sorry that it is forcing him to cut short the part of the show where people are actually meeting the press?

Many insomniacs don't show impaired sleep by any objective measure to begin with — but presumably they benefit from sleeping pills, too.

The heavy spending will not start until the three or so weeks before the primary, when the summer comes to a close and city residents presumably begin to focus more intensely on the race.

Things presumably will now begin to mesh together.