Sentence examples for will probably attach from inspiring English sources

I imagine that even in a birthday card to a young niece he will probably attach a coda saying how important experience of the IPL is for aspiring English one-day cricketers.

Jobs said that 3G was not embedded into the phone due to battery concerns, which means the next iPhone will probably come attached to a car battery and it's own handtruck.

Investors will probably decide to attach a lower valuation to the company.

By Matt Buchanan April 1, 2013 The next transformative moment in mainstream computing devices, the first since smartphones in 2007 and tablets in 2010, will probably involve computers that attach themselves to our bodies.

To make matters worse, you'll probably have to attach a bibliography, too.

To make matters worse, you'll probably have to attach a bibliography, too.

Now, whether you agree with the show going in that direction will probably be largely dependent on how attached you were to Bobby or Castiel and how much you enjoyed the on-the-road, pure Sam and Dean approach of Season 1.

If a Claw Machine has something like an iPod, it will probably have a string or loop attached to it to make it easier.

Congress will probably reauthorize the benefits this month by attaching them to a reauthorization of tax cuts for the rich.

If you are working with paneling, window and door casings, or other trim attached to your house, you will probably have to do the work yourself.

Take your dogs (one at a time will probably be best) outside with a harness and a leash attached to their collar, too.