Sentence examples for probably donated from inspiring English sources

"Mr. Spielberg probably donated a lot of money to Yale," Ms. Zea said.

He won't disclose the assets of the foundation, but at a rough guess, he's probably donated more than $60 million since he started to become wealthy.

I hate that In-N-Out has probably donated to the Republican Party before now and I gave them my business.

These Hebrew and Samaritan inscriptions were still visible on the white plastered walls as late as 1980, as were small lamps in an internal recess, probably donated by Jews during the 18th and 19th centuries.

2. Plan Your Donations: Whether it's $5, $50, $100, or more, you probably donate money to different causes throughout the year.

The family firm, NAC Jewellery, would then probably donate it to Gdańsk's amber museum.

When it returns to Boston, the Gallaghers will probably donate it to a museum willing to analyze and show it.

You should probably donate that Brita pitcher that your old roommate who moved out seven years ago left in the pantry.

Asked how much he contributed annually to Israeli skating, he smiled again and said, "Sometimes if you don't want to see something, it's better not to look," then estimated that he probably donates $150,000 a year.

Mr. Gallagher said the PAC would probably donate $50,000 to $100,000 this year to national candidates, an amount he described as commensurate with similar committees associated with the film and music industries.

"We probably donate between 10 to 15 grand a year," says Paul Kahan, well known in Chicago as a chef and partner of Blackbird and Avec, who receives requests year-round from local charities and national benefits.