Sentence examples for probably sending from inspiring English sources

Warner splatters him through cover for four and brings up his half-century, a typically streaky one that is probably sending Graeme Smith slightly mad.

"[The Russians] are probably sending messages to the Baltic countries, even though they are Nato members, that this is our [Russian] sphere of influence," Soreide said.

The Trump administration cannot short-circuit a federal climate change lawsuit brought by a group of 21 children and teenagers, an appellate court ruled on Wednesday, probably sending the ambitious case back to a lower court in Oregon for trial.

If you're meeting with a visitor from another company and you're dismembering paper clips, you probably don't know you're doing it, and you're probably sending a message you don't want to send.

Along with Mr. Braxton the electronic-music composer and improviser Ben Vida and three percussionists will be performing while perched on what are described as "five massive, custom-built podlike platforms," mixing electronics with hand-played instruments and probably sending all sorts of sounds ricocheting up and around the famous Frank Lloyd Wright spiral.

Strand Consult, a telecommunications consulting firm, released a research note on Friday saying that based on measured minutes of use, smartphone users were spending more time on Facebook and thus probably sending more messages with its service than they are text messages.

But the Yankees will probably send a seventh player.

"We'll monitor you and probably send you home tomorrow".

It also probably sent Facebook over the 500-shareholder level.

"Who are you?" I probably sent that to my sister.

They were probably sent before the bombings had even taken place.