Sentence examples for she will presumably from inspiring English sources

It's one she will presumably relish.

She will presumably permanently shelve recently announced plans to expand in Europe.

It will raise her profile in Cuba, as she will presumably take the opportunity to appear on international television networks.

His plan is to send her off to college in England, where she will presumably meet a mate.

And so to Caroline Spelman - "Nanny" Spelman, as she will presumably be known for the rest of her political career.

If mediation fails, Mr. Goldwater will resume his quest to make Ms. Silberkleit's absence permanent; she will presumably continue to pursue a $100 million defamation lawsuit against him and the company.

She'll presumably become more knowledgeable over time but at the moment I see no reason to have confidence in her understanding of foreign affairs or the economy.

One last question: given her new job as party leader, she'll presumably have to turn out at the kind of official occasions when she'll meet the Queen, and be expected to bow, at least.

Mrs Hutchison has formed an exploratory committee for a gubernatorial campaign, and most Texans expect her to leave the Senate soon-ish to get ready: she'll presumably face the sitting governor, Rick Perry, in the primary.

Given David Cameron's approach to the Conservative party, the same kind of mass standing-down will surely transpire once his time runs out, as today's Cameroonian hot tips turn into tomorrow's fainthearts ("Anybody can be a Conservative now," one hopeful recently told me – come the inevitable fall, she'll presumably be quickly on her way).

As a venture capitalist, however, she'll presumably have more money to plug into startups.