Sentence examples for probably to pull from inspiring English sources

His real aim is probably to pull Mrs Clinton to the left economically.Ms Fiorina was once a technology titan, but she has never won an election.

And you will probably have to pull your punches.

They're probably going to pull closer together".

He's probably managing to pull off both at once quite well.

With rival Miami next on the Seminoles' schedule, Coach Bobby Bowden was probably ready to pull his senior quarterback anyway.

She predicted the new chief executive would "pull the plug on the Planet format, at least temporarily," and would probably seek to pull in more Internet shopping.

The attacks, probably designed to pull resources away from the Mosul front, were focused on the northeastern city of Kirkuk and the western town of Rutbah.

There are two things wrong with this idea: It's impossible to negotiate and probably impossible to pull off successfully in the unlikely event it is consummated.

Shakira: Yes, it's going to be very tempting – they'll probably have to pull me by the hair and put me in the car!

Alex Smith was just 20 of 39 passing, and, though it can't be confirmed until the coaches film comes out, recent history says he probably failed to pull the trigger on some big pass opportunities.

"I remember sitting in the bathtub…I was in total disbelief, and then we heard that we're probably going to pull out anyway and it was just it was a bit of a farce.