Sentence examples for sounds probably from inspiring English sources

The sounds probably came from coyotes; there are no wolves in Yosemite.

The sounds probably mean that the crash was caused by more than a simple jam of the horizontal control system.

"It sounds probably perverse for me to say that based on what some people are saying about me.

Anyone who now thinks he can overthrow government with a personal armory (as attractive as that sometimes sounds) probably should be limited to peashooters.

"2 Loud Sounds From Tail Preceded Crash of Alaska Airlines Jet" (news article, Feb. 5) says the sounds probably meant that the crash was caused by more than a simple jam of the horizontal control system.

What perfection his promise to brick up the Channel tunnel sounds – "probably have to get some Poles in to do it" – when compared with nasty (and, according to the polls, ineffective) dog-whistling by either Labour or the Tories.

I had heard versions of this sound probably hundreds of times while playing Mass Effect.

But as the Ormandy example points up, the orchestra's sound probably owes most to the tastes, abilities and demands of its great conductors.

In medieval times, the Patum's dancing followed a drum beat, whose "pa-tum" sound probably gave the festival its name.

Most linguists agree that some combination of movement and sound probably got us started.

Sound: Probably the most elaborately pretty indie rock record of 2016.