Sentence examples for will probably be spent from inspiring English sources

That compares to $6.4 billion that will probably be spent on its archrival Facebook in 2013.

Most of the money will probably be spent in the next year, however.

Much of the money will probably be spent on infrastructure, including mass transit, schools and bridges.

But most of Mr. Robertson's time will probably be spent with a handful of Tiger employees hunting for undervalued stocks.

For Mr. Lisa, that means that the $160,000 that unexpectedly showed up in his school account recently will probably be spent on curtains, repairs or computers rather than teaching, he said.

By then another $40 million will probably be spent to adapt the building to its new purposes, above the estimated $85 million that the current renovation has already cost.

I dislike very hot weather, and am a very keen trekker, but am also veggie and will probably be spending some time travelling alone as a sole female.

Powell will probably be spending a lot more time with yet another longtime coddler of terrorists, Yasir Arafat, and with yet another problematic general, Ariel Sharon.

Bush officials correctly point out that over the next several years the government will probably be spending more than $20 billion for emergency recovery efforts in the ground zero vicinity alone.

Think long and hard because you will probably be spending your entire life on this topic.

You'll probably be spending your days wafting through dusty galleries full of Rennaissance masterworks, so for a bit of a contrast, the Floroom in Oltrarno will bring you back to the future with its four funky double bedrooms, featuring aluminium framed beds, blow ups of black and white photos, walnut furniture and bathrooms separated by sand-blasted glass.