Sentence examples for probably get enough from inspiring English sources

Britons probably get enough ideology in their daily news diets without having it on television, too.

Mr. Romney will probably get enough delegates to win the nomination; at the moment, he is being helped by Mr. Gingrich, whose titanic ego prevents him from throwing his support to Mr. Santorum.

That is because, even though her Christian Democrats are likely to retain power, polls on Thursday showed that Alternative for Germany, a right-wing party that wants to dissolve the euro, will probably get enough votes to win seats in Parliament.

If you face only routine legal risks (you don't perform brain surgery or cheat investors) you can probably get enough protection through simpler, cheaper steps, like insurance.

You should probably get enough materials to make yourself one too... 9. Party poppers for V-Day celebration favors.

"He probably got enough already, but he's going and going and going," Mr. Bernace said.

In terms of inventory of the Ford F-Series pickup, "if you've got one on the lot, you've probably got enough," he said.

"The mortgage is now in arrears, I've probably got enough to pay my car this month and that's about it to be honest," he said.

Fortunately for the archbishop, whose probably got enough awards to be getting by with, this one also comes with a cash prize: a $1m grant, which he is free to spread among his various charities and foundations.

Keep in mind, though, that even the fifth-place candidate, the Libertarian Party's Harry Browne, probably got enough conservative votes to swing at least New Mexico -- and maybe Oregon and Wisconsin -- to Mr. Gore.

Chelsea have probably got enough decent players in that creative forward area.