Sentence examples for probably to press from inspiring English sources

"It is far better than saying that you come from Parow, Goodwood or Salt River, isn't it?" But it was to these deeply unfashionable suburbs that the Sapeurs returned after a meal of grilled tilapia and cassava, probably to press their security guard uniforms or check the oil in their taxis.  .

Children, however, will probably want to press that button again and again.

This was probably meant to press the election commission and the courts into excluding spoilt ballots from the count.

They and other lawmakers will probably try to press the board to extend guarantees to airlines based in their districts.

The Americans, a physical and powerful team, will probably look to press high and put Japan on the back foot.

Nogaret probably intended to press Boniface to submit to conciliar judgment, but his plans were frustrated when troops, rallied by Boniface's Italian enemies, turned to violence and pillage.

If it does not, you probably have to press the Function key and one of the F keys on the top row of the keyboard to switch to the external display.

But the officials said Israel and Jewish leaders in the United States would probably continue to press Mr. Clinton to commute Mr. Pollard's sentence before his presidency ran out.

If the rebels were a trained army - but they aren't - they would probably want to press their advantage and attack Ras Lanouf.

But Democrats will probably continue to press on and perhaps look to seize on the selection of Paul Ryan as Romney's running mate.

So while Mr Sharif may very well try to get the country's rich and powerful on board his reform agenda, he would probably not want to press them too hard for fear of losing their support.