Sentence examples for probably like a from inspiring English sources

"According to Donald Trump, my body is probably like, a two," she began.

And Joe Biden would probably like a little less blond ambition at State so he could be the shadow secretary.

The other reason to be concerned is that financial engineers everywhere would probably like a C12-style deal.

Gladioli-accessorising miserabilist Morrissey would probably like a copy of that, too, but he's out of luck: Ray doesn't do duplicates, as a matter of principle.

"He has a four-year contract; he'd probably like a 14-year contract," his wife, Linda, said to the question of whether her husband was in this for the long haul.

The old-timers would probably like a couple of slips and to pitch it up when Steve Harmison takes strike but on Friday when the number eleven came in to face the finest fast bowler in the world he had just one.

"They would probably like an improved relationship with the United States, but about Europe no one really cares".

You can bet that one caveman probably liked a drawing that another caveman created and copied it.

And he knew this, and did it anyway, probably liking a lot of the guys very much.

Western Europe's probably like at a seven.

In future, I would probably like to be a private midwife.