Sentence examples for that probably will from inspiring English sources

By the sounds of it, that probably will not satisfy Mr. Lynch.

"That's something that probably will never happen again," Nelson said after the game.

The changes are modest ones that probably will not hurt the quality of the Police Department.

The one city that probably will never claim Poe is Boston.

Considering the way the Bengals are playing, that probably will not happen.

It also means there are dogs there that probably will never be rehomed.

"It's the ground troops that probably will win the war, and that's our strength," he said.

Wukan's village committee chief and its party secretary are under investigation, a move that probably will end in stiff punishment.

Accordingly, there are a few things that probably will not change: namely, the triple-tiered Bauhaus-style diving board.

That is because the estimates assumed rigid limits on government spending that probably will not be maintained.

The price increases have been caused by an imbalance between supply and demand that probably will not right itself soon.