Sentence examples for probably a wall from inspiring English sources

"It looks like there'll be a fence around us, or probably a wall," laughs Harvey, half-joking.

It was probably a wall of one of the courts of the Second Temple, Herod's Temple.

The cast, which George and several friends at the Next Generation Center had been painting over the last week, was also destined for a living room — probably on a wall where Justin's high school diploma would have gone.

"Actually I'd probably want a wall, too," she said, "but I also think they might feel differently if they came and saw what this place is all about".

Lanoptics will probably climb a wall of worry.

Perhaps less self-awarely, viral wrestling icon John Cena clocks in at number two or rather bursts unexpectedly in at number two, probably through a wall or in the middle of a Spongebob clip.

It had probably hung on a wall somewhere for who knows how long, but in May it was in disastrous shape.

One of the Iraqis is stridently insisting that Adhamiya's people are all good law-abiding citizens, when a grenade goes off across the square, probably tossed over a wall by an insurgent as a reminder that, despite the Americans, they are still around.

Not much is known about the garden, but based on a study of the writings of Parkinson and others, John Riddell has suggested that it was at least 2 acre in size and probably surrounded by a wall.

I think deploying the word in the way that it may have actually been used in the period would have probably just created a wall of noise for players.

It has previously been shown that when sows lie down in the open there is a much greater risk of piglet crushing than when they lie down alongside a wall, probably because the wall provides support and/or a piglet escape zone.