Sentence examples for probably excuse from inspiring English sources

Lawyers say that Mr. Olson will probably excuse himself from the case.

I can probably excuse the first two surgeries that happened when I was six because I was ignorant, vulnerable and properly cared for.

If Pat was getting involved in a terrorist cell, you could probably excuse the police for wanting to get in touch with his family.

Now I don't mean to sound particularly harsh to Mr. Parales, but drawing any link between Samsung, Jay-Z, and the NSA shows such misunderstanding of the usage of Big Data that he should probably excuse himself from the grown-ups table on this one, and keep reviewing albums.

Your awkward silence will be over though, as they will probably excuse themselves quickly.

Open-top bus parades are usually reserved for the end of a sporting season but, after Hull FC finally lifted the Challenge Cup at Wembley on Saturday afternoon for the first time in their 150-year history, they are probably excused to go ahead with their planned celebrations on Monday.

"That is probably my excuse to myself," Ms. LaScalea said.

The weather gives him a welcome – and probably genuine – excuse for a continuing fall in clothing sales, and may help him keep his job a while longer.

When the final rewrite, the final twiddle, the dearGodatakeitawaybeforeIkillit stage has been passed and it's in the big, threatening envelope or, more likely, has been attached and emailed as per contractual blahdiblahs – well, that's probably an excuse for naked living room dancing.

River rafting for five hours is probably an excuse to skip 20 minutes on the exercise bike.

She could probably be excused for repeating herself — in the reality TV business, two years is a lifetime.