Sentence examples for probably to replace from inspiring English sources

The inviting two-bedroom house behind Judith and John Stonehill's Federal house was one such building, a stable put up in 1889, probably to replace an earlier one.

"At the minute, unless people go out, we've got a few of the younger ones out and that frees up a bit of cash, but that'll just be younger players coming in probably to replace them," he said.

Sale Old Hall was built in about 1603 for James Massey, probably to replace a medieval manor house, and was one of the first buildings in northwest England to be made of brick.

On the other hand, it's so infectious that it's probably more likely to replace "Chelsea Dagger" as the track that people "sing" at football matches and "Seven Nation Army" as the tune that Mediterranean teenagers chant when the Eurovision results are revealed (seriously, they do that).

And realize you'll probably have to replace nonstick cookware more often than other types.

Consequently there are some solos here that a different bandleader would probably want to replace.

Digital books, which can be updated cheaply and often, will probably come to replace their paper counterparts.

"You're probably going to replace whatever you're buying within 18 months to two years," he said.

"You probably have to replace him with another way of playing in that attacking third or find another way to get the players to fulfil his responsibilities.

I'd go as far as to say that he's probably harder to replace than you are, so tread carefully.

The gastric bands are less effective and younger patients would probably need to replace them as they aged, the study said.