Sentence examples for will presumably get from inspiring English sources

Chavez's body will, presumably, get better protection than that.

His wife will presumably get some sort of colossal payoff.

Chhattisgarh's two-term chief minister, Raman Singh, will presumably get back into office.

As the population grows, and so the electorate, the process will presumably get more protracted yet.

That nominee will presumably get a hearing and eventually a vote.

SD: But I'm not telling you... MB: You will presumably get inundated with scripts.

So: After talks with Iran (if they happen) fail to curb Iran's nuclear program, but (perhaps) impress other nations with our good faith, we'll presumably get greater international support for sanctions.

We'll presumably get the answers to some of these questions (and the [SPOILER]s behind them) when AMC's hit drama "Breaking Bad" returns on July 15 for the first half of what will be its final season, the cable channel said on Monday.

But in the meantime, we'll presumably get to watch Timothée Chalamet feverishly mash some typewriter keys and try to hit his deadline inside some immaculately designed, freakishly symmetrical newspaper outpost or whatever, so get ready.

You turn away abruptly, put your hand to your mouth, lurch forward, downward, and to the side--while keeping the lower body "quiet --inhale audibly and say, "Tchtt!" You'll presumably get credit for trying not to disturb Tiger, all the while making more of a commotion than if you had simply sneezed normally.

The charred husk of Quigley's car was towed away and Quigley was taken to Sacramento County Main Jail, where he'll presumably get some time to mull over better driving practices and how long exactly it takes for eyebrows to grow back.