Sentence examples for will probably form from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mineo's medical records will probably form the basis of the trial's biggest remaining battles.

Yet the opposition Conservatives, who will probably form the next government, are even more gung-ho than Labour.

Mr. Mugabe will probably form a government by the end of February, the state-owned Herald newspaper reported Monday.

The miners will probably form subgroups involving people with similar interests and values from whom they can receive solace when they feel angry at someone else.

The winners will probably form the next government.The Americans are hoping that the operation, involving some 9,000-10,000 polling stations, will simply be too big for the rebels to defeat.

If not, Mr Poroshenko will probably form a coalition with Arseny Yatseniuk, the current prime minister, who is running on a nationalist ticket.As ever in Ukraine, nothing is what it seems.

"The partnerships that have been formed will probably stay formed," said Andrew Coltart, part of the Europe team that was beaten at Brookline in 1999.

These two will probably not form a Third Party as they do not have enough in common and no real organization.

As a result parties will get smaller, and will probably have to form coalitions to govern.

If Labour gets more seats in the Commons than the Conservatives, Miliband will probably seek to form a minority government, relying on the tacit support of the S.N.P.

You will probably see it form 7 to 10 days after you begin the process.