Sentence examples for probably released from inspiring English sources

Debuting with £368,000 from 261 screens, yielding an average of £1,408, the film was probably released too widely.

If snakeheads have established themselves in the lake, she said, someone probably released them there, perhaps hoping to create a population for later fishing.

Speaking to EurActiv last year, Howarth said that green completion was "the best [method] environmentally, although some methane is still probably released during the operation.

Pointing to a slider that was contentedly basking on the edge of the Reservoir, he said: "This was probably released by someone who realized that water turtles make lousy pets.

That asteroid was probably at least twice as wide as the meteor thought to have killed the dinosaurs 65 million years ago, and the impact probably released at least 10 times as much energy, the scientists said.

In 2009, scientists at the University of Pittsburgh wrote in the New England Journal of Medicine that the 1977 flu pandemic was probably released from a lab by accident.

It will probably release a wearable something-or-other; a watch seems most likely.

Dallas will probably release Sanders after June 1, and the Redskins plan to pursue him.

He said the band would "probably" release another album, but added: "We're still revelling in coming back with this.

Their hand could be strengthened considerably by the new surplus estimates the Congressional Budget Office will probably release later this month.

He said the band would probably release another album, but added: "We're still revelling in coming back with this.