Sentence examples for totally probably from inspiring English sources

"We will totally, probably elope," she continued.

WHAT I'M WEARING NOW A totally crazy, probably handmade prom dress from the 1950s.

But thrown in – totally free, probably somewhere round the middle – you got another.

"I have always been totally compliant, probably gone overboard, with disclosure," Dr. Nemeroff said.

Most people confronted with something that is totally new probably react the same way.

Soon after the publication of Defense of the English People, Milton had become totally blind, probably from glaucoma.

Frank Taylor, the former director of the Cranfield Aviation Safety Centre, told the BBC: "My first reaction was not to believe it because it's totally unprofessional, probably illegal, for any organisation, any person outside the official investigators – that's the BEA – to issue any statement at all.

DNA transcription from the complex is totally suppressed, probably due to the steric effect of the neutral polymer main chain.

If it only took four minutes to get in great shape most sex addicts would be totally buff (probably in more ways than one).

(iii) Thermogram of black vine: step at T≈50 °C shows a fair amount loss of water; step at temperature between 250 and 370 °C can be attributed to the oxidation of carbonaceous and organic material, no totally burned, probably coming from cellulosic and ligninic material; step at temperature ranging from 600 to 750 °C is due to the decomposition of CaCO3.

If we were totally honest, probably neither of us really saw a future with the other.