Sentence examples for will presumably run from inspiring English sources

The election is not until 2006, when Gov. Rick Perry, the Republican incumbent, will presumably run again.

More products are coming down the pike, too: Tanner (0.25 micron, upwards of 500 MHz) in the first half of 1999 and Cascades (0.18 micron upwards of 600 MHz) in the second half of the year, followed by Merced in mid-2000 and Foster, which will presumably run upwards of 700 MHz in 2000.

This side will still presumably run up something akin to a cricket score when they resume their qualification campaign against the group's whipping boys, Gibraltar, in March but they go into the winter break sobered up after recent heady success.

There was little detail on exactly how Casa will operate at this nascent stage but given the ad credit donation its work will presumably include running scam awareness ads on Facebook — funded (initially) by Facebook itself.

But what if the economy has not begun to show signs of recovery by 2010 — or, for that matter, by 2012, when Mr. Obama will presumably be running for re-election?

It could, presumably, run a slightly looser fiscal policy.

Owen Wilson, Jack Black and Steve Martin star in bird-watching comedy The Big Year, but after a poor run in the US, backers Fox will presumably rein in marketing spend.

It remains to be seen how many Aspire One buyers might actually use Android because, in Q3, Acer will presumably start shipping netbooks running Windows 7.

But the once- relentless Nadal will presumably find a way to run on empty for one more long weekend.

But the once-relentless Majorcan will presumably find a way to run on empty for one more long weekend.

That means he will presumably climb higher on the home run list.