Sentence examples for would probably appreciate from inspiring English sources

He once described the pleasures of his work in words subsequent celebrity chefs would probably appreciate.

We figured that both types of companies would probably appreciate employees who were knowledgeable about security and high-end products.

In his comments immediately after the game, Connecticut's coach, Geno Auriemma, smiled, praised the Stanford women and said he would probably appreciate his team's run all the more now that it had ended.

It's hard to pinpoint what that means but most would probably appreciate the following: fewer meaningless games on the schedule after teams have clinched, fewer games where tanking teams put inferior lineups on the floor in an effort to lose and, most of all, fewer games where star players are playing at a lower level, or absent altogether.

If the company could work even faster, venture capitalist Byron Deeter of Bessemer Venture Partners would probably appreciate it.

Fitness gamification has always been a big part of fitness trackers' appeal, and kids would probably appreciate that aspect, as well, encoring them to get up and moving, away from their screens for the recommended 60 minutes a day (not to mention the nine to 12 hours of recommended sleep a night).

But if you are in the market for a gift for a VC — or aspiring VC — they'd probably appreciate a set.

Mikael Inglander, Swedbank's chief financial officer, said ''shareholders would probably not appreciate it if we use their money to rescue countries.'' And he noted that lending, in any recession, generally declines.

McHale's Trip in Vain John McHale, a longtime baseball executive, who recently died at age 86, would probably not appreciate being best remembered for a curious trip he took late in 1975, but the trip became a comic sidelight to the arbitration decision that forced free agency onto Major League Baseball.

His output led one critic to describe him this week as "the weirdest, the nastiest," an epitaph Herbert would probably have appreciated.

J.P.Martin, who invented such wonders as the "fish-frying academy" and the "dwarfs' drinking fountains", would probably have appreciated the idea of the single-book publisher.