Sentence examples for probably realised that from inspiring English sources

Few of the 35,000 spectators watching that day probably realised that victory would also add 10 CFA francs to the cost of each minute they spend on their mobile phones.

Lehne said the European commission probably realised that it had gone too far.

He's clearly not in a great place but he's probably realised that the only one who can get him out of this place is himself.

They probably realised that, once numbers get large, say above 10m, they all start seeming the same – all those extra zeros have diminishing emotional impact.

"People probably realised that the market was topping out and started to put their homes up for sale – in January I had eight properties on my books; I've now got 60.

As they skied by day, and took over the resorts bars and clubs for parties by night, few of them probably realised that they were witnessing the start of a new phenomenon – the alpine music festival.

The spoilsports probably realise that any wiping of the smirk off Cowell's face will be temporary.

Maduro and his allies are not blind; they probably realise that they are not capable of running the country.

Again, if you're reading this, you probably realise that the monkey isn't having the greatest life, and you wouldn't get involved.

But on second thoughts, they will probably realise that duck, which can be so good, is a fat bird and, if care is not taken with the cooking, may easily produce a greasy dish.

In 15 years Kanak voters will vastly outnumber Europeans but most Kanaks probably realise that, if jobs are hard to come by now, they will be a rarity without France as their guardian.As for France, despite the expense of maintaining this outpost, it is clearly reluctant to leave the Pacific.