Sentence examples for would probably hand from inspiring English sources
But it admitted it would probably hand that particular crown back to its American counterparts in subsequent years to focus on increased production, as its orders have built up a nine-year backlog on deliveries.
Democrats may hold North Carolina and perhaps even Alaska, but the Republicans look good in Iowa, where a victory would probably hand them a majority, and may well take Colorado or New Hampshire too.There are ways for the Democrats to keep their majority: an upset in Georgia (see article), an independent victory in Kansas, a run-off in Louisiana (see article).
But then you realize: were Barry in the room, she'd probably hand you the scissors herself.
But the history of cap-and-trade systems suggests that the allowances would probably be handed out to power companies and other carbon emitters, which would then be free to use them or sell them at market prices.
Had he known what Rooney had in his mind, Campbell would probably have stood hands on hips ready to ball out the cocky sod for not playing in the senior pro.
You, on the other hand, would probably have a better time watching an infomercial.
Though if you'd offered them a majority of more than 160 in return for this minor cock-up at the beginning of the campaign, they would probably have bitten your hand off.
Who's right depends on your perspective – tactically speaking, I'd probably have to hand it to the police on a technical knock-out.
Who's right depends on your perspective tactically speaking, I'd probably have to hand it to the police on a technical knock-out.
With a good hand, he would probably have doubled for penalties.
