Sentence examples for probably calls from inspiring English sources

Luchey says he probably calls Liu Hua, the team interpreter (whose English name is Bob), from 3 to 15 times a day.

The plea deal probably calls for prosecutors to recommend a lighter sentence as long as Vick cooperates with the government's investigation.

To be fair, this guy doesn't seem overly popular (he calls himself Colony of Sahff, but what with the cloak and everything, this smacks of a pseudonym. His mum probably calls him Lee).

We're facing a nationwide default block on pornography (or, as David Cameron probably calls it "that evil corroder of childhoods") and it was announced this week that a Cambridge study has found people addicted to sexually explicit material showed similar brain responses to alcoholics and drug addicts.

10.In children, a pediatric risk of mortality score (PRISM) >10 associated with respiratory failure or coagulopathy or both probably calls for ulcer prophylaxis (strong agreement).

Making the sport work in America probably calls for tinkering with some of the rules to make it more entertaining, and that means toning down its emphasis on nasa-level engineering.

They probably called me worse.

Well, we'll probably call you back.

She will probably call us again.

She's probably called Marie-Thérèse.

"I guess you could probably call it nerves.