Sentence examples for probably either from inspiring English sources

– he'll probably either be expelled or forced to resign.

Most of the writing we attribute to Aristotle is probably either lecture notes or early drafts.

It said most attackers had "bloodshot eyes" and were probably either drunk or on drugs.

"With the publicity surrounding the latest thefts, they will probably either turn up quickly or disappear for a long time".

Depending on how important computers are in your life, you're probably either vaguely or obsessively aware of its clock speed.

I don't remember the name of her establishment, but it was probably either A Cut Above or Shear Excellence.

For example, if a flying field mouse suddenly heads your way, you will probably either duck or catch it deftly.

"If we do extend, we'll definitely do more trilogies," she said, "probably either on Wednesdays or Sundays as well as on Saturdays".

But I wouldn't bet on that happening (they're probably either too swamped with work themselves, or, more gallingly, not in the office late enough to realise).

True, anyone out there now who's truly undecided is probably either too dim to find the polling place or too sensitive to live outdoors.

A 15-percent tipper drops it to 10 percent; that tells the server the customer is probably either a European tourist or just bad at math.