Sentence examples for probably grant from inspiring English sources

Eventually, America will probably grant some of its detainees the status of prisoners-of-war.

"He'll probably grant the leave, and then you can go wherever you want," Dr. Hoover said.

THIS MORNING the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it would probably grant Ukraine a new bail-out.

On December 22nd the remaining voters, who are likely to be more conservative, will probably grant their approval, too.

a6de6952-e770-4715-93af-c3db67d53820 THIS MORNING the International Monetary Fund (IMF) announced that it would probably grant Ukraine a new bail-out.

Washington will probably grant the waiver to get counter-narcotics aid flowing, arguing that Colombia's armed forces will soon begin to clean themselves up.

Its autocephaly was probably granted by the Eastern Roman emperor Zeno (474 491) with the consent of the patriarch of Antioch, Peter the Fuller.

But she wants her side of the story told and – like Lula – has probably granted more interviews in the past few months than in the previous five years.

Further legislation was soon passed that reinforced the allies' newly won rights; one law regulated the municipal organization of the communities that now entered the Roman state; and another dealt with Cisalpine Gaul (probably granting citizenship to all Latin colonies).

That's a powerful paradigm, and one that probably grants him a good deal more mental peace than I have.

In real life, though Byrne probably did grant territory to those Kikuyu as a favour to Karen, there is no record of her dropping to her knees and begging him publicly at a garden party.