Sentence examples for probably free from inspiring English sources

They're probably free and likely fun.

Even Finnish "balls" are probably free from aubergine, bulldozers and Gwyneth Paltrow.

That, he said, will probably free many Democrats to cast a vote for Mr. McCain in the open Republican primary.

"They could probably free some of it up," said Jeff Disaris, a graphic designer in Palmdale, Calif.

Based on the singular pronoun in his e-mail and the fact that you haven't met his family, I'd say you are probably free that night.

The free-agent period begins in the National Hockey League today with Eric Lindros still the limited property of the Philadelphia Flyers and Mark Messier probably free to make his own deal with any team.

By the eve of the Declaration of Independence, American colonists were among the richest people in the world: richer and probably freer than their compatriots in England, note the new museum's creators.

Roethlisberger was clearly relieved after the warm reception Saturday, probably freed from his fears that there would not be a way to erase the damage from his boorish behavior.

Instead, they suggest, the culprits are probably free-floating complex organic molecules within and near dust clouds (such as the famed Horsehead Nebula, shown, which lies about 1500 light-years from Earth in the constellation Orion).

I'm probably freer and happier painting dogs than I am painting people.

Free beer, and probably another free drink after that!