Sentence examples for probably travelled from inspiring English sources
Chang Jong Tong, Chang Apana's father, probably travelled from China to Hawaii in the eighteen-sixties.
Of all the candidates — there were sixty-two — hadhad probably travelled the shortest distance.
After the King's death in 1189, Roger probably travelled with Richard's crusade to the Holy Land and began his narrative on the journey to and from the East.
Eventually, a Cornell University scientist identified the insect as an Asian long-horned beetle, which Gittleman says probably travelled to the U.S. the old-fashioned way: as a stowaway on a ship.
Near-intact pottery artefacts were also found which probably travelled along the same route as the skulls.
The waves categorized as (W) and (X) probably travelled from the source at depths at-, and below, the location of the explosion source.
Responding to the association's contentions, Marty Heires, a spokesman for American, said that because "the bulk of business travelers probably travel on full-fare tickets, they won't be affected by this".
"The work will probably travel to Bilbao," Ms. Dennison said.
Rats probably travel through New York subway tunnels as often as commuters.
You could probably travel its length in a week if you jumped on trains.
The head of the museum's basking shark will probably travel in more style than when it first arrived.
