Sentence examples for will probably clinch from inspiring English sources

The Nets will probably clinch a spot in the playoffs next week, something they have not done in five seasons.

The team will probably clinch its fifth consecutive American League East division title in the next few days, then prepare for a first-round playoff series in October.

How fitting that the Yankees will probably clinch a playoff spot on the first day of fall.

A puppy or two thrown in for good measure would probably clinch the deal.

Indeed, if he wins the "pledged delegates," he'll likely clinch the nomination -- superdelegates notwithstanding.

Briefly mentions Louisiana anti-abortion legislation which probably clinched New York's hold on the convention.

That probably clinches the argument right there, but there's more.

Rodgers probably clinched his second MVP award with a gritty performance against the Lions in the season finale.

With the victory, the United States clinched Group B. It will probably face Australia, the team that gave it the most difficult time on recent warm-up tour, on Wednesday in the medal round.

Once there, he will probably turn southpaw himself in the clinches to prevent Harrison chopping down on him with his numbing left hand.

If he doesn't, he will probably have to wait until June 5 — when California and four other states vote — to clinch the deal.