Sentence examples for probably who from inspiring English sources

"You can see sort of the look on their face, or the servant's probably, who dropped it," he said in a phone interview.

He said that transferring customer funds was "a complex process" and, asked who could execute such a transfer, said "I wouldn't know probably who that person is".

With your hands up!' So somebody is, you know, of course it is probably 'Who are they?' They are the American Fourth.

"You know he would have been calling for it no matter what, and that's just who he is, who he was, probably who he still is.

Anyone over a certain age (about 20, probably) who returns to the latest edition of Blue Peter is in for a bit of a shock.

And the Sharks are, maybe, probably, who knows, emerging from under the thick blanket of angst that was the scandal of systemic blood-doping uncovered by ASADA.

Convicted rapist, murderer, burglar, who for several wild and maybe-probably-who-knows reasons presented here could have been the real killer.

The putative common pool of the Indo-European languages (established at first in the late 18th century by a Welshman, William Jones, and put into circulation in Europe by the Germans Schlegel, Schiller, Goethe and later Max Mueller) probably - who knows? - still stirs faintly in the memory of European academia as it hardly does in the Anglo-Saxon world.

You can probably guess who.

"But he'd probably say, 'Who, me?

Probably, but who knows?