Sentence examples for probably climbed to from inspiring English sources

"But now, lo and behold, it's worth more than $2 million!" Actually, a couple of years back, its value had probably climbed to nearly $4 million, he said.

As the upper depth of the low-resistivity structure is approximately 6 km, the magma probably climbed to the depth of the sill and then migrated laterally, forming a new sill or opening a pre-existing sill.

He predicted that China's fertility rate would probably climb to only 1.8 children per woman.

Total write-downs of collateralized debt obligations at Wall Street investment banks will probably climb to $64 billion, according to research by the global markets unit of Citigroup.

A provincial police official who last weekend said the final number would probably climb to about 10,000 was removed from his post Thursday.

Inmate workers probably climbed atop kitchen carts to hide 10 to 15 pounds of the sticky stuff atop a ventilation duct in the deteriorating ceiling area in November, Tyler said.

"Snow Flurry," probably done in 1948, climbed to $10.39 million, more than doubling the previous highest price for a hanging mobile — paid just last November.

But because smaller crocs — the ones that climb most often — are vulnerable to a variety of predators, they probably also climb to get a better vantage point and to watch for threats.

Your child has also probably climbed up onto the kitchen table and is about to swing from the chandelier. 5. Put phone on top of the car.

"We had a disastrous start to the second half, which was disappointing, but overall we had probably climbed a mountain a couple of weeks ago against Northampton and Bath and Exeter.

And another page set up on ActBlue was on its way to an additional $300,000 raised by the time this story was published and has probably climbed much higher since.