Sentence examples for probably come from from inspiring English sources

These words probably come from Karanga, a southeastern Bantu language.

Answers to that should probably come from the Riga municipality, the public body directly responsible.

As Europe's gas supplies in the North Sea dry up, most will probably come from imports.

"I've had muscular problems which have probably come from not having a solid pre-season.

In this region, the final word will probably come from Capt.

And if there is demand for meat, the supply will probably come from Europe and elsewhere.

"I probably come from the same kind of place you do.

Most of them will probably come from Nigeria, the regional powerhouse.

But most of that increased consumption will probably come from developing countries, he predicted.

"Not with Germany, but it will probably come from others in Europe".

The UN said the sarin used had probably come from regime stockpiles.