Sentence examples for that will probably arrive from inspiring English sources

One is that there was a gap between the date on which SEFs had to be registered and that on which the most common sorts of derivatives had to be traded on them (a deadline that will probably arrive in early 2014).

We both paused to reflect that Godot will probably arrive before universal credit.

That notice will probably arrive at whatever address is on file for you, so be sure to update your address each time you move.

In other words, I'm as good a candidate as one might find for the Godot side of the equation: a connoisseur of hopeless waiting for something that will probably never arrive.

That will probably come up again.

In a New York Times feature profile about Cameron's purchase of 2,500 acres of land at New Zealand's Lake Pounui, the director revealed that "Avatar 2" will probably arrive in theaters sometime after 2015, with part three arriving after that.

Given the money on offer, the location and the fact that Monaco will probably be playing in the Champions League in 2014-15, a few more will probably arrive soon.

That software has just been given to developers and those in Apple's preview programme, and so will probably arrive on customers' phones in the coming weeks.

These days it will probably arrive by limo.

These hot dogs will probably arrive encased in foil.

If he stays upright, he will probably arrive many seconds behind the leaders.