Sentence examples for was probably known from inspiring English sources

"He was probably known by more hunters than any other person for his time".

"In the '50s it was probably known as one of the better states, like Kentucky really," Dan D'Antoni said.

Mauritius was long uninhabited, though it was probably known to Arab seafarers from the 10th century or earlier.

Christianity was probably known in Ireland before the missionary activities of Patrick, the patron saint of the country, in the late 5th century.

BY the time he had served for 31 years as district attorney of Nassau County, Denis Dillon was probably known as much for the kinds of things he did not do as for those he did.

The enhancement we suggest is based on stable model categories, and the fact that these produce enhancements has been known since at least [26], and probably goes back to Goodwillie and/or Franke (informally, it was probably known to Quillen, although since the notion of a stable model category is not in [39], his remark in [39, I, §3, Prop. 4] to this effect makes no sense).

They were probably known in India, China, and the Middle East before recorded history.

"At this point, my client's identity is probably known throughout the entire community," Mr. Galuccio said.

The islands were probably known to the Chinese (under the name Liu-chiu) as early as the 7th century ce.

Or Mrs Betty Glucksburg, as she is probably known at the Labour leader's own privy kitchen council in Red Islington.

Harris is probably known best for his substantial performance as the astronaut John Glenn in "The Right Stuff".