Sentence examples for would probably spend from inspiring English sources

With lower borrowing costs, households and businesses would probably spend more money.

Iran's foreign minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said negotiators would probably spend the weekend in Vienna.

The authorities said they would probably spend more than a week dredging the lake bed for human remains.

If another company won the bidding for Clairol, it would probably spend heavily to keep Procter's new products out.

After accepting the prize, 51-year-old Miller said he would probably spend the money on "living" – paying the mortgage.

He said last night he would probably spend the rest of the season regaining his arm strength.

"If we went to Chelsea Piers, we'd probably spend $50 between us," Angel Medina said.

"My thought was, If I had $20 million, I'd probably spend it on something else," Mr. Thagard said.

I'd probably spend my last £10 on two rib-eye steaks, one for me and one for my son, Tiger.

"If there were more people who understood my music or what needs to be done in order for me to prosper, I'd probably spend a bit more time with them".

This was before I'd read Lauren Collins's fascinating and somewhat troubling piece on the mega-chain (if I headed back down to Red Hook today, I'd probably spend my time obsessing over the strange and subtle manipulation that IKEA attempts to work on its customers).