Sentence examples for presumably use from inspiring English sources

Fishes also are able to use celestial bearings; salmon presumably use the Sun.

She will have, and presumably use, every opportunity to enrich the family company, of which she remains an executive vice-president.

Bats also presumably use vision to distinguish day from night and to synchronize their internal clocks with the local cycle of daylight and darkness.

He could presumably use the authority of his post to settle the age-old debate on whether candy canes should face right or left.

John Boyega is temporarily hanging up his lightsaber and will, presumably, use more earthly implements when he stars as the murdering military barber Woyzeck in a newly announced London stage production.

The walls of the bedroom where the interview took place were illuminated by a single bare fluorescent bulb and decked with posters of assault rifles and pointy-nosed fighter jets, as well as a cracked, chipped full-length mirror that the young militants presumably use to check the tilt of their woolen caps.

"Living on a noisy street is a bonus for us," she added, with residents there presumably used to a fair amount of racket.

Ruins of a workshop yielded figurines of Greek deities presumably used in household rituals.

Supplies of the energy drink were presumably used to placate neighbours.

It was even suggested that they might sometimes take the train (presumably using their free pass).

Which institutions bought tickets – presumably using public money to do so – but then didn't turn up?