Sentence examples for probably come down from inspiring English sources

The billboard displays have been up since April 15 and will probably come down by midweek.

Instead the choice will probably come down to one of Steve Finn or Chris Tremlett.

If forced to choose between formalism and functionalism, I would probably come down on the side of formalism.

Then again, it would probably come down showing the same side.

Ms. Benavides estimates that these prices have probably come down about 20percentt from last year.

And I probably come down on the side of pushing the outer limits.

In the end, though, all this probably comes down to something even more fundamental.

It's not entirely clear why, but it probably comes down to how the brain perceives these signals.

Michael Agnes, editorial director of the Webster's New World Dictionary, said the discrepancy in pronunciation probably comes down to a familial preference.

The outfield presents another difficult decision, with one spot probably coming down to Jay Payton or Benny Agbayani, who both bat right-handed.

So it probably comes down to whether Verizon or a trade group like the National Cable & Telecommunications Association thinks that it is worth the time, money, and continued uncertainty inherent in trying to knock out the new rules.