Example sentences of "be probably [adv] [noun] " in BNC.

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1 The framework set out in Figure 7.5 is provided by Tough as a guide for teachers when identifying uses of language ‘ which they are probably already fostering , either intuitively or with some deliberation ’ .
2 Therefore , they are probably not eddies , but though there are several non-eddy models there is as yet no consensus on their nature .
3 Hence the fiery , fluid guitars churning sound and sometimes decidedly personal moments ( the painful ‘ Hot Dog ’ is an example ) are probably only part of the story .
4 They were probably normally Italians .
5 Those neighbours were probably also members of the Leapor clan .
6 The rooms were probably once Templar cells but now they were luxuriously furnished .
7 t If so-called ‘ so-called poststructuralism ’ is the product of a single historical moment , then that moment is probably not May 1968 but rather the Algerian War of Independence — no doubt itself both a symptom and a product .
8 The Molly is probably not Leapor but Mary Barnardiston .
9 I think a lot of commentators were surprised when Arsenal paid so much money for Ian but his phenomenal strike-rate for them is probably why transfer prices have gone through the roof .
10 This is probably why Blakemore would have been given a licence had one been needed under previous legislation .
11 Men DO make passes at girls who wear glasses — which is probably why Cartier have named their new gold-plated frames ‘ Romance ’ and designed an invisible ‘ C ’ stamp on the lens which shows up only when breathed on … approx £310 .
12 The only extra sound-proofing on the breeze blocks between his room and mine is a couple of layers of paint , which is probably why Yvonne was being quiet .
13 Playing the SW213EB through a guitar amp ( which is probably how electros in this price bracket will be used ) with the amp 's mid control backed off helped improve the clarity , but as the pickup is the passive type , with six individual polepieces set into the fingerboard , it 's never going to have the bite of an active , bridge-mounted transducer .
14 ‘ Renewal retention of the market is probably about 50% to 55% ; so they are keeping a policyholder about two years .
15 The value of this market today is probably about $30 billion per year ; by the year 2000 it will be $70 billion .
16 Stoppard 's most popular play is probably still Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead , and he has had notable success with Jumpers , Travesties , and , more recently , The Real Thing .
17 ‘ There 's probably even room for their geese ! ’
18 And and I 'm just , you know , I I think that 's probably why Jo was
19 That 's probably why actors and actresses all call one another ‘ darling ’ .
20 That 's probably why Damien 's riding it and not his retained jockey .
21 And I think that 's probably why people find it frustrating .
22 ‘ I know Limpar has strange attitudes sometimes and that 's probably why Graham gets irritated by him .
23 The Tory campaign had been very negative and that 's probably why Labour enjoyed its lead in the polls .
24 It 's probably when Jean bought it .
25 It 's probably about quarter
26 Total expenditure on transport services around 1750 probably exceeded £1.25 million a year ; by 1800 it was probably over £3 million , and by 1815 may have been approaching £5 million .
27 But it was probably not DNA , since the chances of forming a whole DNA molecule by random combinations are small .
28 The duck with the hair was not unlike Betty , which was probably why Betty found her so attractive .
29 But apart from Violet and Lennox , it was probably only clairvoyant Eva Perkovic who had an inner knowledge that he 'd win .
30 With the proviso that it was probably only lust , because he was already feeling slightly better .
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