Sentence examples for would probably have given from inspiring English sources

I would probably have given up everything else.

Walcott, meanwhile, would probably have given better lectures.

FTI won much of the work of piecing together Mr Madoff's money trail; ten years ago the Madoff trustee would probably have given the lion's share to Kroll.

"I see him as a future head coach and I would probably have given him more of a free rein anyway".

They would probably have given me a helping hand – they're nice people, no doubt about that – but they certainly wouldn't have been impressed.

The Midlanders would probably have given it a go in September – the 11 points count for the same even if they come in April.

"If we had known we were going to be stuck with this stupid name for 35 years," he said, "we'd probably have given it more thought".

Una can sound bullying and histrionic – if Hamilton had been making her up, he'd probably have given her character more nuance.

Apparently Sara was running the same sort of times when she was in the same grade, so if I'd known about that I'd probably have given up right there!

THE REST: Were it not for CNN, I'd probably have given my top marks to George Stephanopoulos at This Week.

Hemingway would probably not have given his character this thought, or would not have permitted him to express it.