Sentence examples for probably whoever from inspiring English sources

I don't know, probably whoever gets in the first hit.

There is a tea cozy in the kitchen with a monkeyish-humanish head on top, and probably whoever gave it to Martins thought it was cute, but it sits there like something out of hell.

"Probably whoever comes in will try to reduce the scale of the investment bank and look to address the division of compensation and rewards for shareholders, which are not in equilibrium," the senior banker said.

For most writers the answer's probably "whoever'll take me"; when pressed further they'll most likely select an imprint which publishes great books well, or whose list is packed with impressive names.

The winner will probably be whoever has the biggest chequebook.

This week millions of Americans will be rushing to calculate and file their income taxes — and probably cursing whoever invented this confusing, complicated monstrosity.

In its blog post, LinkedIn noted that the user names associated with those passwords had not been posted online, but security experts say that is probably because whoever breached its systems simply kept those for themselves.

I tell her about Father Murray's poem, and, slowly, awkwardly, how I remember her sister's killing; how I lived in an estate near the ring road, and how I probably knew whoever it was who did it.

Q. Do you think the new format will produce a better prepared challenger? A. There will be slightly less racing but higher quality racing, which will probably enable whoever wins to come into the America's Cup a little fresher.

Probably because whoever wrote it is gone, along with the rest of the team.

I guess it was probably funny to whoever had him that he acts that way.