Sentence examples for would probably have made from inspiring English sources

That contract would probably have made nine tricks.

North did well not to pass, because two hearts would probably have made.

This is what must haunt the Jets: Johnson would probably have made that catch.

Any one of them would probably have made for more incisive viewing.

"For one thing, I would probably have made the size of the boys' bedrooms more equal".

Assuming East was going to lead the club queen against one no-trump, that contract would probably have made exactly.

The espresso machine broke, Capwell says regretfully, otherwise he'd probably have made a fortune selling it on eBay.

If she were, she'd probably have made a lot more money than waiting tables for people, kinda like you, who thought they were better than struggling waitresses.

Mike Hulett, head of operations at the NCA's National Cyber Crime Unit, said Esteves "made a fair bit of money, but he'd probably have made much more, and certainly for longer, if he'd pursued a legitimate career in cyber security".

You'd probably have made the same choice, right?

A largely increased amount of plasma would most probably have made E2 detectable, but this was not possible in our setup due to animal welfare regulations.