Sentence examples for probably some day from inspiring English sources

Occasionally someone blogs about a truly outstanding, media-grabbing act of altruism by a child who wants to change the world and probably some day will.

He said "probably, some day" he would meet with a longtime rival, Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the still popular former president whose return from a seven-year exile two days before the runoff election left the political world guessing about his intentions.

Twenty years ago, educational futurists predicted that some day--probably some day soon--students would no longer stagger through the halls of their schools balancing giant stacks of books.

Some time next week, probably Tuesday or Wednesday, I will get fed up, self-remove the polish, and start all over again, probably with a color on the exact opposite side of the spectrum.

They all think they'll probably get married some day.

Probably will be some day, it's such a natural.

The best Thomas could say before a 91-88 victoverover the Miami Heat, was that the Knicks would probably be better some day.

I could have written it to the person who said Vito didn't need therapy because cancer will probably kill him some day.

Some day, probably not in our lifetimes but perhaps not long after, machines will be able to do most of the tasks that people can.

He is, however, a realist, and knows that one of his two younger assistants will probably become head coach some day.

And I may want to get back into academia some day, probably as a teacher.