Sentence examples for probably promise from inspiring English sources

The salesman will probably promise that you can write off the interest — in most cases interest on personal residential mortgage debt is deductible for tax purposes in the U.S. Well, not so fast.

"While the US will probably promise to its estranged allies that it will quit the snooping, all evidence points to the reputation that the US holds: it will do what it wants but more covertly," the paper says.

Their leaders will probably promise us teaspoons with which to put out the firestorm and insist that springing for fire hoses would be far too onerous a burden for business to bear.

Santander suspects you were probably promised a certain sum for helping out.

The prime minister, analysts say, has probably promised to ratchet up spending in the next year to obtain the needed votes to win re-election as party chief.

Zmudzinski (North) advanced with three hearts, which probably promised some points, an artificial two no-trump being the bid with a very weak hand.

A cryptic Tweet from Boxee points to a new firmware version rolling out in the next few hours, one that probably promises Vudu and Hulu content on what Matt calls "his favorite box".

I've probably promised myself that at least 900 times in my life.

However, if the fellow repeats a similar offence she refers the worker to the previous offence, because the worker would have probably promised to be of good behaviour, but might have forgotten and committed a similar offence.

Washington has probably already committed itself to as much debt reduction as it can credibly promise.

And that's probably a promise that Governor Romney thinks I've kept.