Sentence examples for probably be free from inspiring English sources

"We're definitely doing at least one show – you heard it first... It'll probably be free.

If the Supreme Court does get the case, and decides not to hear it, the government will probably be free to use the tests within weeks.

The profiles themselves, he said, would probably be free, but MySpace would sell enhancements to help businesses attract customers and complete transactions, Mr. Jung said.

If Parcells lights out for other territories, or moves up to club president, as some have speculated, then a new Jets general manager would probably be free to hire his own choice for coach.

Given Florida's Stand Your Ground laws, Ms Borg believes that her son would probably be free if he had shot his menacing stepfather instead of stealing his gun.Mr Saltzman is one of at least 3,278 people serving sentences of life without parole for non-violent crimes, according to a new report from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU).

Where gender is a legal category, people should probably be free to decide it for themselves.

Those whose crimes took place before the 1992 postwar amnesty will probably be freed, he said.

Other than to say she would probably be freed this week, he would not be specific about the timing.

He confessed to the murder but the trial would go on indefinitely, and he would probably be freed.

Russian judicial authorities indicated today that John E. Tobin, the American Fulbright scholar imprisoned on marijuana-related charges since February, would probably be freed from a prison on the Ukrainian border as early as Friday.

Browder says officers told him he'd probably be freed later that night.