Sentence examples for probably hand from inspiring English sources

But then you realize: were Barry in the room, she'd probably hand you the scissors herself.

SATURDAY'S PUZZLE — It occurred to me after doing this puzzle that I should probably hand back my GIRLIE GIRL card.

He will probably hand the ministries it held to the (plain) Democrats, a middle-of-the-road party founded by Mr Prodi before he went to Brussels.What next?

You should probably hand your account to one of your hypernerds, so that he or she can tweet stuff that is incapable of being misunderstood.

With Tuesday's showdown against France in Paris looming, Del Bosque is unlikely to risk the 33-year-old against the Finns and will probably hand the job of dictating Spain's play to Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas or Santi Cazorla.

Assuming they do not, General Musharraf will probably hand in his army papers in the next week or two, and be sworn in again as president on November 15th.

I don't mean to mock those who have a rough time adjusting to the particular peculiarities of their new roommate, who, I presume, was probably hand-waved through a matching process by a bored housing intern disillusioned by the harsh realities of work-study programs.

The bulk of them probably handed Sanders his win.

One more out like that and he probably hands the National League batting title to the Mets's Jose Reyes.

Mr. Wik was wearing work gloves and a mask and had an Emergency Medical Service flashlight in his hand; the equipment was probably handed over by rescue workers as he assisted them.

"Sink or swim I Live or die! -I'm for the the Old Log Cabin!" The Old Log Cabin, as near as anybody could figure it, was a catchword, surviving from the campaign of 1840, probably handed down to Old Hoss by his grandfather.