Sentence examples for will probably devote from inspiring English sources

Mauresmo is still France's Fed Cup captain and will probably devote most of her energies towards the team now.

But defensive tackle Vince Wilfork's contract, among several others, is also set to expire after the season, and the Patriots will probably now devote time — and the money they will save by parting with Seymour — to keeping Wilfork.

In decades to come, academic conferences will probably be devoted to the subject.

The new season of "Smash," NBC's flashy, trashy backstage melodrama, will be starting soon, so theater types will probably be devoting most of their free time to watching it and chattering about it.

Mr. Moonves said he did not foresee the new network growing into something so competitive that it would threaten the success of CBS, noting that CW will probably remain a niche network devoted to serving only young adult viewers.

How much attention the summit will devote to Egypt will probably depend on how events unfold there throughout the day, the BBC's Chris Morris reports from Brussels.

This will probably not take a day, unless you devote a whole day for playing Rock Band 3. Once you unlock the goal, a screen will come up saying that you can play keys on guitar!

The drug they have devoted a decade to will probably die in clinical trials.

It is unclear how much time Mr. Welch will devote to his new job, which will probably be one of many.

But he will also be massively indebted to a labour movement that has devoted huge resources to getting him elected.Not least because of inexperience, Mr Obama will probably pursue a cautious foreign policy.

More will probably follow.