Sentence examples for probably have one from inspiring English sources

With video cameras now widely available you probably have one on your smartphone it would seem that making a video project is super easy.

You probably have one question on your mind: what's the best way for marketing professionals to use artificial intelligence as a means of saving time and money?

You probably have one sport that really turns you on.

I did, admittedly, in my early 20's and on a rare occasion, probably have one to many drinks and drove as a result, irresponsibly.

Based primarily on the experiences of those in Freiburg, who probably have one of the largest animals screening facilities in Europe.

You probably have one in your family.

The WSJ also probably has one eye on the US presidential race in offering its comment and video for free.

The FSB had its own special department for spying on foreign diplomats, she added; it probably had one for watching foreign journalists as well.

Richardson, who has not met Kim on his visits, speculated that the recent flare-up probably has one main audience.

Every student probably has one.

[Wenger] has probably had one or two of them but we all get injuries".