Sentence examples for seemingly will from inspiring English sources

holds on against Alabama, the new No. 1 team in the BCS standings Sunday night seemingly will be K-State.

Continents are first-order landforms, and there seemingly will be only one cycle of continental denudation in the history of the Earth.

And Colombia's fiscalia, its special prosecutor's office, is, as the new body envisaged in Mexico seemingly will not be, fiercely independent.The United States for two years now has decertified Colombia as an ally in the drug war.

Just before it seemingly will crash into the island's volcano, the Winair 19-seat Twin Otter suddenly dives toward the 1,100-foot 1,100-footudderunwayo revershudderst and brakes lintocreverse

Yes, they are the gatekeepers of my physical transition, but their main role, seemingly, will be to help me navigate the social and psychological (and, later, hormonal) changes that I encounter along the way.

In a cabaret world stuffed with sexy, vintage-inspired acts – a trend that seemingly will not stop until every performer is stuffed into a corset, eyebrow arched in faux amusement, audience cowering into their drinks – Jennifer Byrne and Victoria Falconer-Pritchard are a joyous reminder of how much fun seduction can be.

Engaging and passionate, Izzo seemingly willed his team to Indianapolis by spackling together a roster beset with injuries.

Both have seen their roles increase each year, as they have grown from doughy freshmen fighting for minutes to chiseled seniors who at times have seemingly willed their teams into championship contention.

They are one step away because Coleman seemingly willed it Saturday, scoring a career-best 42 points to rally Maryland from an 18-point deficit against Vanderbilt in the Round of 16.

Today, Patton was burning defenders deep seemingly at will and catching almost everything thrown his way.

They have a gift that allows them to strike, seemingly at will.