Sentence examples for was probably preparing from inspiring English sources

The plan suggested that the government was probably preparing to escalate a military offensive already under way in the city, Mahmood Othman, a member of Parliament with the Kurdish Alliance bloc, said in a telephone interview.

The Yorkshire Post devoted most of its front page to the riots, "PM flies home to 'war zone'", while The Scotsman - which was probably preparing to carry a picture of the current Edinburgh festival - published a full-page image of a riot scene with the headline "London under siege as mobs roam streets".

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez was probably preparing a stern talking to for his charges until Victor Moses was tackled in the penalty area by Larsson and, despite the Swedish midfielder's protests, referee Kevin Friend pointed to the spot.

The first part was probably prepared by Thomas Cranmer and Nicholas Ridley in 1549 and was modified several times before 1661.

Miller decided that South was probably prepared for a spade lead and chose the devastating diamond three.

When Rooney replaced Lingard for the final quarter he was given the warmest of welcomes, though by that stage the crowd was probably prepared to cheer anything.

A distant, earthier relative of the dish was probably prepared in rural areas south of Canton, where many of the earliest Chinese immigrants to America were born.

Britain was "probably prepared to provide the leadership and core of a peacekeeping force in Kabul if there's a demand for it," as an outcome of these negotiations, a senior Western diplomat said.

The edition of Anacreon's poetry known to later generations was probably prepared in Alexandria by Aristarchus in the 2nd century bce and divided into 9 or 10 books on the basis of metrical criteria.

A draft of these written instructions was probably prepared for the plaintiff before he came into court, but there could be no trial until it was accepted by the defendant, for there was always a contractual element about a lawsuit under both the new and the old systems.

Most important, this plan would be out before the King v. Burwell decision, so it was probably prepared for all contingencies, right?