Sentence examples for whom probably from inspiring English sources
There are lots of pedestrians, some of whom probably used to avoid the area.
"He's not hurting us; he's hurting the people who live here, many of whom probably voted for him".
That will upset the tabs, some of whom probably think ethics is the county east of London.
Ivey did the speech just fine, and there was nothing wrong with telling the spectators, most of whom probably hadn't read Aeschylus lately, what the solo was about.
Yet the majority of the Turkish supporters in the stadium, most of whom probably live in Germany, booed him at every occasion.
The place was packed, mainly with people in early middle age, many of whom probably got to know the movie from revivals and DVDs.
Even someone like Léautaud — whom you probably don't know.
Richard Burbage, for whom he probably wrote Hamlet, was a legend for his repertoire of supersized roles.
My students — most of whom are probably not transgender — said they loved it.
"There are Mr. Kono and Mr. Kato, both of whom would probably be more popular".
Over 100,000 people, many of whom had probably never heard of Mr Dink before, attended his funeral.
