Sentence examples for probably pondering from inspiring English sources

Heather Cho is probably pondering that as she faces a year behind bars for her extraordinary melt-down over a packet of poorly-presented macadamia nuts last December.

They are also probably pondering questions like, where do aircraft get their water, how is the system sanitized, and who, if anyone, monitors the process?

And yet, having watched this unfold and fielded rounds of questions on his future as captain for the umpteenth time at the fag end of a gruelling winter tour, he moved to offer these words despite knowing a number of the recipients were probably pondering how best to baste him before popping him in the oven.

Zinc on the face, breathing hard, probably pondering the failure of his batsmen and the extra overs he will have to send down in the absence of Dale Steyn.

Jaden Smith probably pondering the universe at House of Vans.

They probably ponder things more and I say: I like this, let's go.

But if you're an emoji aficionado, you've probably pondered this question at some point: Is there a simple way to use emojis on my laptop, too?

Can't anyone run a clean, stable operation?" Hundreds of Fitness for America members probably have pondered the same question since owner Billy Wong shut down the popular health club on Father's Day.

Obviously there is a cadre of girly-pink technology purchases you could make, but we know you're probably too busy pondering your own personal electronic purchases.

As the end of the school year looms, many youth and young adults (and probably most parents) are pondering the question, "What will I do (with my child) this summer?" Popular options include vacationing and spending time with friends.

But few people probably stop to ponder what Europe means to us Brits when it comes to the scientific sphere.