Sentence examples for probably choosing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gao was probably choosing his words carefully.

Labour members in the area will vote for their candidate this summer, probably choosing between Burnham and the current interim mayor and police and crime commissioner, Tony Lloyd, or Ivan Lewis, a Blairite former minister and MP for Bury South.

A tax lawyer cannot recommend this, but some clients are probably choosing not to file old FBARs.

Actually, they're pretty flawed in general, but they're particularly bad for internships, where employers are probably choosing one or two candidates from a large list of applicants whose resumes are going to look pretty similar (because they don't have much professional experience yet).

Filling the three holes in the midfield could be more challenging, with Klinsmann probably choosing three players from the quintet of Alejandro Bedoya, Darlington Nagbe, Christian Pulisic, Graham Zusi and Kyle Beckerman.

You'll probably choose the second.

It was probably chosen on account of its generic appearance.

Most buyers, however, will probably choose one of the 2.0-litre turbodiesels, with 140bhp or 170bhp.

MOST students probably choose a business school without ever worrying about whether it is accredited.

If you do that, nine times out of 10 they will probably choose the same one".

"I probably chose a poor word to explain that," Mr. Perry said in the interview.