Sentence examples for that will probably come from inspiring English sources
It paved the way for a significant offer that will probably come later in the week, and another face-to-face meeting after Thanksgiving.
And on the Sprint Instinct, Voice Control will read your messages back to you — a feature that will probably come to all Voice Control users in the not-too-distant future.
An otherworldly air envelops even the most warbling flights of whimsy, such as This Beard Is for Siobhan (a tune that will probably come to haunt him as The Laughing Gnome does David Bowie).
Later this week Mr Blair will announce the date of his departure from office (that will probably come in a few weeks' time) and he can rightly claim some credit, along with his counterpart in Ireland, Bertie Ahern, and the former British prime minister, John Major, for getting the rival sides in Northern Ireland to strike a deal.
And if she had sold cookies on her daughter's behalf, it would have been against the Girl Scout rules, something that will probably come as a big surprise to all of the parents who have been selling cookies themselves for years and all of the buyers who have happily bought from them.
But whether the next president should continue to let states do as they please with marijuana laws is a point of contention among Republican presidential aspirants, and one that will probably come up again during Wednesday's business-themed debate hosted by CNBC.
Oh, it costs $395, which is pretty steep, but that'll probably come down.
That'll probably come in the form of rioting, more deaths through guns, more ethnic minorities being persecuted...etc...etc
Being rebellious means that you will probably come across a few people that don't appreciate how unique and original you are.
Murdoch said that Fox News has benefited from the presidential campaign but added that ratings will probably come down after the Nov. 8 election.
