Sentence examples for was any likelihood from inspiring English sources

The band, of course, would drily name their reunion tour Hell Freezes Over – an allusion to Henley's stock answer when asked if there was any likelihood of the band reforming.

Few of Ms. Reno's aides ever felt there was any likelihood that a prosecutor would bring a case under the law in question -- a 116-year-old 116-year-old 116-year-oldovernment appointeestatutepressuring their subordesignedfor donatoons.

Chadwick did not believe that there was any likelihood of another war with Germany in 1939, and took his family for a holiday on a remote lake in northern Sweden.

For that reason there never seemed to be any likelihood of a prosecution being brought.

As putting up new gas-fired power stations is quick compared with wind turbines or nuclear reactors, gas is now the favoured option if ministers fear there is any likelihood of suppliers failing to "keep the lights on".

"The dealer does not think there is any likelihood of arrest or conviction," explained DPRI's Stanley Hoogerwerf, "so he has eliminated the intermediary, who is now added to the ranks of unemployed in New Orleans".

Asked whether Jennifer could have had anything to do with the shootings, Sheriff F. H. Cassell of Henry County said today, "I don't think there is any likelihood of that".

"But you know," he said, pushing a copy of the Kirov program, opened to the full-page tribute to Mr. Vilar, across his desk, "I don't think there's any likelihood that this is going to happen at the Met".

But if there is any likelihood of North Koreans rising up against their government, they deserve the chance to at least make a run for it.

Will there be any likelihood that presidential leadership will be exercised to address this issue?

He denied being interested in regaining the leadership of the Liberal Party, saying "I don't think there is any likelihood of that I assure you".