Sentence examples for would probably hang from inspiring English sources

"I would probably hang myself, seriously.

If she were to get any swag, she said, "I would probably hang it on the wall".

The members of the tribe would probably hang me in the nearest tree if I disclosed that figure.

They were high in the seat, and the legs were cut straight and wide as a log: they would probably hang fine over my Red Wings.

Though Mr. Pamphile said he had stayed up until midnight studying, he was not unhappy to be relieved of the burden, adding he would probably hang out with friends until his next class.

Under proportional representation, the USDP would probably hang onto some seats, and the smaller parties would also keep a few.It is MPs who elect the president, and although Miss Suu Kyi would be by far the country's most popular candidate, the constitution written by the generals bans her from running, because she married a foreigner.

If the curtains have gotten filthy while you've lived there, and they can be washed in a washing machine, then following the instructions for washing and drying (I'd probably hang dry them in any case, but it depends on the fabric), and you'll probably need to iron them.

In the old days I would probably have hung out by the toilets in the hope of joining the mile-low club.

They discussed the Guildford Four; Denning remarked that if the Guildford Four had been hanged "They'd probably have hanged the right men.

Were it not for his time at the Jamiesons', Clifton said, he would probably just hang around his apartment, watching television and playing video games.

It's a brief window into the mind of Latham, a man who 400 years ago would probably have been hanged for putting a meat cleaver through the miller boy's skull.