Sentence examples for probably has beaten from inspiring English sources
(Actually, John McCain probably has beaten back the bathtubs to their pre-Austro Hungarian Empire borders).
"We would probably have beaten all the other teams but we had to play against them.
With an undistracted Camby, the Knicks would probably have beaten Toronto in the first round of last season's playoffs.
After Mr. Ford and Mr. Zuckerman decided not to run, Mr. Bloomberg -- as if to taunt Ms. Gillibrand -- declared that they both could probably have beaten her.
Each of them would probably have beaten Trump, but neither of them would really have served the interests of the party insiders.
The reader, having watched Henry marinate in self-pity for the past 760 pages, will probably have beaten him to that conclusion.
The same was true of the Croatia side that beat Germany in the group stages, and would probably have beaten them again in the semi-finals had they not already been knocked out on penalties by Turkey.
The 47-year-old said that the club has been planning for life back in the Premier League for some time, hardly a surprise given they have not been out of the Championship's top two places all season and but for a recent poor spell would most probably have beaten Reading to the title.
She has had moments when she has looked irresistible – as when she mastered Serena Williams in the final here last year – and others when the ballkids could probably have beaten her, as when Francesca Schiavone emerged to beat her easily in the French Open final.
WASHINGTON Maybe the Missouri Valley Conference deserved all of that coverage, now that No. 7 WICHITA STATE has beaten probably overseeded TENNESSEE.
