Sentence examples for would probably enter from inspiring English sources

His lawyer, Russell Kirshy, said Bush would probably enter a rehab program after his release.

We expected a five-minute perfunctory exchange; Shahzad would probably enter the typical not guilty plea.

Were either Jimmy Anderson, rested again yesterday, or Broad to break down (heaven forfend), he would probably enter the reckoning.

If Mr. Romand should be released from prison, Mr. Carrère said, he would probably enter a monastery.

KeySpan's chairman, Robert B. Catell, said his company would be interested, and others would probably enter the fray.

Singletary said the team would probably enter training camp with Shaun Hill as the No. 1 quarterback.

Their body, acidity, and dryness are very different than traditional white ales, and brewers would probably entered them as American wheat ales at a competition for a more fair evaluation.

I think I'd probably enter into Hobnob-based negotiations with the taskmaster, or attempt to drown myself in the tea.

"To get to number one probably playing half the events some other guys do is probably one of the best achievements across sports," said O'Sullivan. "I've never been driven by number one as if I was I'd probably enter a few more tournaments," added O'Sullivan, who overtakes Mark Selby at the top of the world rankings.

Then again, if I was some hiker dude (probably on mushrooms) and I saw a FULL DOUBLE rainbow, I'd probably enter crazypants mode as well.

Any bear researcher, seasoned outdoors person or wildlife enthusiast could tell you that a bear has a very keen sense of smell and would probably gladly enter his care taker's home or that of a neighbors because they can smell human food inside.