Sentence examples for probably followed by from inspiring English sources

Those close to him say Guardiola has at least a year left at Barcelona, probably followed by a sabbatical.

One could imagine the look of utter contempt, probably followed by a withering put-down, that "Can you win the league?" would have elicited from Sir Alex Ferguson.

A general election is to be held in Montenegro in April, probably followed by a referendum on full independence in June.

These would include the collapse of Greek banks, probably followed by the collapse of the Greek economy and Greece's exit from the euro zone.

The Treasury also did not rule out involvement by the green investment bank in the nuclear sector but it said the early focus would be wind, probably followed by high-speed rail or electric vehicle schemes.

And on Sept. 8, the Supreme Court will hold a special invitation-only investiture ceremony, a special sitting at which she will take her seat for the first time, probably followed by an appearance alongside Chief Justice Roberts for a traditional picture on the front steps of the court.

Cochrane Reviews are undertaken by authors with different levels of methodological training, and guidelines are probably followed more strictly by less experienced authors.

Relatives of Mr. Cruz said he had told them that the gunman wanted to rob them, that they were probably followed out of the Old Navy by someone who had been staring at his gold chain, and that they got lost while driving.

AMC should've probably followed up the "killer news" by adding, "Duh".

The first batches of vinegar produced by fermentation probably followed errors in the winemaking process.

His release would probably be followed by a bidding war for his story.