Sentence examples for probably glad from inspiring English sources

THIS time, George Bush was probably glad he did not avoid going to Vietnam.

"People say, 'You're probably glad that car can't talk,' " he added.

Official newspapers were probably glad not to have to second-guess censors' concerns about that kind of imagery.

They were probably glad because it saved them the trip to downtown Los Angeles, and they could avoid appearing for small matters.

People who did that and picked up, say, cheap stocks in emerging markets earlier this year are probably glad they did.

Ten years later and Cole is probably glad he pushed for that extra money after it was revealed how much he will be earning with new club the Los Angeles Galaxy.

Those of us with weak, vacillating faiths should probably be glad of this.

In the end, Ford is probably just glad to be rid of two troublesome businesses that were distracting from its turnaround strategy.

We should probably be glad that the cold war resolved itself in a more peaceful manner than even the optimists predicted.

Julia Holly, who will graduate in June, said some of her classmates will probably be glad when they don't have to lug the computers around anymore.

The Huskies were probably just glad to return to the court after a week in which headlines focused on off-the-court matters, not on their play.