Sentence examples for probably now know from inspiring English sources

I probably now know enough to add components like an iPod docking station or a game console.

As most of you probably now know, contactless is where the debit or credit card is passed over a sensor for a sum up to £30 (in the UK) without the need to enter a pin.

Below is an amazing shot of Justin DJing at the NYC ballroom-turned-rock-club, The Ritz, which you probably now know as Webster Hall.

You probably now know we are making a program that can add 2 numbers.

"Every person who has gone to Cuba in recent months probably now knows a political prisoner," he said.

The baby survived to become another author, who married the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley – they declared their love for one another over her grave in Old St Pancras cemetery – and wrote a novel, Frankenstein, which is probably now known to at least as many people as the poet's work.

Now Yang and Decker must prove that Yahoo! has a strategy to win business including from Google, which probably now knows more about Yahoo!'s advertising results than a competitor should.

You probably also, by now, know the DJ Harvey story.

Bloomberg says that the GOP is making a big mistake talking about birtherism -- though I think the majority of their voters are birthers, so it's probably just now known as "appealing to the base".

We now know -- and probably always knew -- that the insidious space aliens of 1950's B pictures were standing in for communists.

But she has stuck with Respect, despite its internal disputes, since 2005, and is probably now better known than her party.