Sentence examples for probably bribed from inspiring English sources

One filed a police complaint against him; the police, probably bribed by the lender, hauled him in.

Eric Delieb, who wrote a book on Boulton's silver, with a biographical sketch, suggests that the marriage celebrant, Rev. James Penfold, an impoverished curate, was probably bribed.

He was too busy talking to "world leaders" - ie, he was probably bullying or bribing that man from Cameroon about the second resolution.

(Breaking it to your kids will be especially tough, probably. I suggest bribing them with a promise of more frequently-occurring, though unscheduled, gift bonanzas).

Even before the current season began, Heat executives, worried about South Florida basketball fans' notoriously distracted behavior, began imploring fans — bribing is probably not too strong a word — to show up on time, and be rewarded with discounts at the concession stands.

In London, dog walkers charge more, around £14 per hour, probably because the dogs there have developed fancy tastes and need to be bribed with macaroons.

Officials bribed.

Voters are often bribed.

Bank officials are bribed.

Local officials are easily bribed.

I had to be bribed".