probably ***** , auch: prob.

They plan to move, but probably not for two years.

I probably go up here four or five times a year.

I know in my heart probably what the real reason was.

The police said they had both probably been dead for several days.

Friends said she probably had only a few weeks to live.

Test results will probably be available in about two weeks, she said.

No matter what Congress does, they will probably need more.

And her three children probably will not take over the business.

I'd probably be trying to think about what I would do.

I tell him he'd probably have to go to a community college first.

The process, she said, would probably take another day or two.

Maybe I would have had an education, but probably not.

Again, probably not what the new father should be thinking about.

The results will probably be with us for longer than we think.

In his mind, he can probably go another three or four.

Now, for the first time since 1990, they are probably under 1 percent.

And they will probably be all the better for the experience.

For the next three weeks, he will probably need only one.

The results will probably not be in for several years.

They were probably already on their way out of town.

In fact, almost all men probably do as they age.

He'll probably have to see what's really important in his life.

I think they will probably go to me more now.

He is also probably the first who wanted to do so.

Sure, and probably will be for a year or two.