Sentence examples for will probably order from inspiring English sources

They will probably order the sharply cut trouser suits and cocktail dresses behind the theatrics.

Honestly, I will probably order this again at some point in the near future.

Mr Meles will probably order commando units, perhaps in AU green helmets, to advance on Shabab positions.

Fearing that, some will probably order the bulldozers quietly to bury what they unearth.Yet this is beginning to change.

The continuing inventory reductions mean wholesalers will probably order fewer new goods, leading to reduced production and potentially more job layoffs.

Now the Navy will probably order only seven vessels, not the 32 originally envisaged.Cuts in fighter jets and warships, which are little use in an urban guerrilla conflict, are probably inevitable.

He'll probably order the Korean barbecue tempeh tacos, with the most local craft beer on the side.

When his shift is over, he'll probably order what he often does: a shot of Campari topped with IPA.

"We'll probably order a reprint fairly soon," Ms. Glasser said last week, but she noted that recent events had slowed many book sales, and that publishers were delaying some decisions until consumers were back "in that frame of mind to entertain themselves".

Anyone who has the ham and fontina croquettes served with nutty, roasted garlic and a smoked paprika aïoli ($9) will very probably order them again and again.

Because of the salad included with the entrees, most diners will probably not order an appetizer.