Sentence examples for will possibly get from inspiring English sources

He will possibly get in down the road but with all the noise generated by Bonds, Clemens and Sosa this year, just being part of that era along with the innuendo will likely keep the door closed at least one more time.

Jenkins added: "There's one or two other things which will possibly get finalised this week and there's one or two other targets that, for whatever reason, are proving a little bit longer to finalise.

"Under Clinton [Assange's situation] will possibly get worse," said Wikileaks staffer Jacob Applebaum.

Meanwhile in Pakistan, the United States will possibly get the bulk of the blame from P.M.L. and P.T.I., both ruling parties, for disrupting talks with the Taliban by killing the chief of the terrorist group.

If you get caught, you will possibly get into trouble.

You will possibly get the future ones cheaper, but what happens if the races get cancelled?

With the strength of their S.E.C. schedule, they'll possibly get a pass if they lose to No. 11 Alabama this Friday.

"Her name begins with M. She'll possibly get a bit more famous, but I don't think she's going to be a big star".

Then Jamaa Township should be full, so you'll possibly get put in Crystal Sands.

"I'm one of the pointy ends of it so I've been recognised as something, but the British public will all possibly get a turn at wearing this, because they're part of this too," he said.

Henry said: "I'm one of the pointy ends of it so I've been recognised as something, but the British public will all possibly get a turn at wearing this, because they're part of this too.