Sentence examples for probably alright from inspiring English sources

If you can't afford a whole new kitchen, think about replacing the doors as the cupboard carcasses are probably alright anyway.

"Am I going to have to close down?" He eyed me nervously, then decided either that I'm probably alright, or that it was too late to worry about it.

The doo-wop styled pop track is heartwarming and though it may sound like something you should play for your young children (and the radio version is probably alright), there are a few choice lyrics (which I won't post here) that show Meghan is no child.

Basically Todd Edwards is the sickest producer ever so anyone who rips Todd Edwards off is probably alright.

Read "Clubbed to Death: How Can We Save Nightclubs from Closing?" Shoreditch was probably alright once, maybe.

This song was probably alright if you were into it back in the day but I was about three and I know that Sub Sub went onto become Doves, and Doves are the archetypal blokes who wear brown trainers and olive green train driver caps band so I'm immediately sent to sleep as soon as this comes on (3/10).

Long before Matthew McConaughey stepped out of his retooled Airstream onto the beach and (probably) said "alright, alright, alright," there's been a fascination -- some might say obsession -- with America's iconic silver campers.

I know it's probably not alright to like Will Self any more.

Pitting a guy you think maybe you've sort of heard of up against them means those other people will probably do alright.

Lethal left the band acrimoniously in 2012 after falling out with Durst, which suggests that he's probably an alright bloke.

We debated whether a chilli plant would survive outside and decided it would probably be alright, if it was in a warm spot.