Sentence examples for probably will keep from inspiring English sources

If the Giants decide whether Manning will play, they probably will keep it to themselves until pregame warmups.

EBay probably will keep current customers and benefit from continued growth in the number of cars sold on line, Mr. Weinstein said.

Someone who probably will keep on scoring is Gonzalo Higuaín, who made his first start for Juventus on Saturday and struck twice in the 3-1 victoverover Sassuolo.

Kevan Gosper probably will keep his job as will Jacques Rogge.

And it probably will keep its top-ranking next weekend too, as Denzel Washington has only one opening about $28 million (Inside Man).

The researchers found that even in the warmest months, the dry climate probably will keep mosquito populations at low levels in cities in the West, including Albuquerque, Bakersfield, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento and Tucson. .

To its credit, the new health care bill does improve incentives for general practitioners, but still, supply probably will not keep up with the crush of demand.

His contract precludes him from recruiting any of his former colleagues, but probably will not keep Donaldson bankers from contacting him on their own.

I probably will just keep talking about that without doing it," Kurtz says. . Kurtz, with scathing yet heart-warming charm, pokes fun at hurt.

It won't matter much either way to all his critics, probably — they'll keep asking the same questions over and over again.

Probably, though, we'll keep arguing about them forever.