Sentence examples for probably found in from inspiring English sources

If there is a front line, it's probably found in Alaska.

The other object is a bronze calyx krater dating from around 340 B.C. that Greek archaeologists say was probably found in illegal excavations of a royal tomb.

If it exists at all, it is probably found in the centripetal pull that has weakly resisted the decline in religious belief and practice.

"Pink Slime:" it's tasty (well, probably not), nutritious (oops, not that either) and cheap (got that right) and it's probably found in a hamburger near you.

Browning's best-known work is probably found in the hundred and eighty-five editions of "Live from Lincoln Center," including performances by the Metropolitan Opera and the New York Philharmonic, which he directed for PBS.

That movie had the staticky inconsistency of the AM radio probably found in the dash of the '74 Gran Torino driven by the detectives David Starsky (Ben Stiller and Ken Hutchinson Owen Wilsonon), better known as Hutch.

And remember, society's hard cases – what the Elizabethan poor law (that's Elizabeth I) would have dubbed the "sturdy rogue and vagabonds" who don't want to work and so enrage the tabloids – are not the type you'll probably find in this sort of office in Hull or elsewhere.

In fact, so far, we've met more proud "cousins" of Pres-elect Obama than one would probably find in Hawaii or Kansas.

A lot of what you'll see is stuff you can probably find in the States, but it's still great shopping nonetheless.

In this article, I'll review the most popular machines -- the ones you'll probably find in both the poshest exclusive health clubs and the hole-in-the-wall hotels.

Our model had taken a nude knee-length slip (one of those beauties that you'd probably find in your granny's underwear drawer) and chopped off a few inches of fabric to suit the shorter hemline of a miniskirt.