Sentence examples for will probably welcome from inspiring English sources

Romney will probably welcome that contest.

The young, who find it ever harder to afford Britain's pricey houses, will probably welcome this.

But I expect that most Muslims will probably welcome that message, though many of them would want to wait for deeds.

Those over 40 will probably welcome the news, which makes signs easier to see and California freeways --never the most relaxing places --more idiot-proof.

The banking bailout and City bonuses mean the public will probably welcome fat cats paying their "fair share" at a time when the whole nation has to make sacrifices.

Most young people will probably welcome the fact that they get their own contactless debit card to use in shops and online – though not all parents will be happy about that (an ATM card is available as an alternative).

We'll probably welcome refugees by putting the word Syrian in the sidebar of xHamster.

It's clear that Google feels that these GooGlasses will probably receive a chilly welcome from the world at large and this is one of the outreach efforts that will encourage folks to at least give them a fair shake.

If Obama needs to pass emergency funding to fight an invasion of space-gazelles, the GOP will probably just welcome our new antlered overlords, and Bob Dole will be left to wheeze sadly at the Watergate as deer beyond the stars avenge the death of Bambi's mother.

Lin's replacement, Raymond Felton, will probably be welcomed back with a hopeful roar.

Coke's marketing muscle will probably be welcomed by impatient music companies.