Sentence examples for would likely spend from inspiring English sources

If the N.B.A. operated like most industries, teams would likely spend much more of that money on outsized contracts for superstars and high-profile rookies.

"They would likely spend their resources elsewhere.

She would likely spend far more time and money on the pursuit than she would get back.

However, Lindsay is 56 years old and 15 years means that she would likely spend most of the rest of her life in prison.

He said the vessel would likely spend part of the year in its home waters around Washington and travel to other ports to tell its story.

Almost two-thirds of those winnings came from eastern Pennsylvania — gamblers who otherwise would likely spend their money in Atlantic City.

I am just learning to accommodate the presence of my boyfriend in my life (and we've been together for three years) and if I was down to my last £10 I'd likely spend it on ELLE and Cadbury's Caramel Eggs.

Besides, if President Trump really wants to "prime the pump" and boost short-term economic growth, passing out tax cuts to low- and moderate income people who'd likely spend the extra cash would be far more effective than cutting taxes for high-income households who'd more likely bank the money.

Assuming there are 20 workdays in the average month, that's about $15 a day -- probably less than you'd likely spend on food and drink hanging out at Starbucks for eight hours.

If convicted, Ms. Basic would most likely spend the rest of her life in prison.

At 28, Webber was thinking about where he would most likely spend the rest of his career.