Sentence examples for probably referred from inspiring English sources

Rohin probably referred to all women as sexy.

Originally, this myth probably referred to the annual subjugation of the floods.

At that date the name probably referred to communities of Greeks settled in the eastern Achaemenian provinces.

Originally, the term probably referred to a group of 100 hides (units of land required to support one peasant family).

"But at the time they were probably referred to as rebels or scoundrels because they were defying the government in Hempstead and the British king".

Yet Deal (as it's probably referred to by its disciple-like contestants) is but a Waco-style siege in a Bristol Travelodge away from TV oblivion.

When McGee alludes to the 'ordinary notion of conditional probably' he probably refers to the usual ratio definition of conditional probability.

He was probably referring to the deposition of Bill Cosby that the AP published that month.

Yes, but I'd probably refer to myself as a storyteller.

Holmes was probably referring to Theodore Roosevelt, whom he knew well, and was misheard.

The name of the cheese to which she was probably referring is Humboldt Fog.