I should say

I should say she was a devilishly accomplished, clever girl, and would make a good wife with a sensible husband.

To see him, I should say, that instead of rambling with his sweetheart on the hills, he ought to be in bed, under the hands of a doctor.

If I may just go back for a moment to the point you made, I should say the government is responsible for that.

If i should say it means so much to see your smile, to feel your touch , i hope you know you are everything to me.

It is hard for me to imagine what I should say to my teacher if I were to fail again.

From what I know of him I should say that he is reliable.

To my surprise, I found a wide variety of articles, some of which, I should say, could be found a ready market in my country.

Strickland was not, I should say, a man of great intelligence, and his views on painting were by no means out of the ordinary.

I should say the uranium-lead dating has been range for quite a while. But there have been a quite refine them.

Looking at the matter calmly, I should say it was a very good idea.

Considering your financial status and my own, I should say that you would feel blessed if I grew large with a child!

Mr. Bennet: Well, from the little I saw of him between the front door and his bedroom, I should say that he was an uncommonly fine specimen.

I should say that this has revolutionized rural aquaculture that has led to improved livelihoods and nutrition of the rural populace.

As I have prayed and meditated over the last several weeks on what I should say tonight, I have come to distill it into one sentence.

I should say it would be better for you to get a doctor's degree.

I would like to say so many things, but i have no idea where to start, or even if i should say them.

If I were to preach at all in this strain, I should say rather, Set about being good.

I hope that I would send you a piece of good news later, even not, I should say that I've tried my best, will you still be proud of me?

No tears I should say until I was ready to pitch the little leech body into the campfire.

welcome, man. Maybe I should say nice to see you . Unless you were dead you can meet me. haha.

welcome, man. Maybe I should say nice to see you . Unless you were died you can meet me. haha.

And I must say he looked fine in his rags, or perhaps I should say in my rags; they are an old suit I got in Spain.

I should say, it is not aggrandizing a bit, it does not get excited over a little thing.

If they were to ask for my permission, I should say "no" to them.

To conclude the presentation, I should say that the new model is the best of its kind.

If I have to put a label on myself, I should say I'm probably still an engineer.

Die? I should say not, dear fellow. No Barry more would allow such a conventional tHI. g to happen to HI. -John Barry more, American actor.

And I should say that the concentrations of hydrogen sulfide required to get this benefit are low, incredibly low.

Die I should say not, dear fellow. No Barry more would allow such a conventional thing to happen to him. John Barry more, American actor, J.

It was an easy choice, is what I should say.

I should say that I had hoped to see a much better movie.

I should say, ULD has been around for quite a while but there have been some recent refinements.

A little after nine, I should say, Doctor Grayson attempted to walk right in, but the door was locked.

Well. I should say so , though the trains seem to swing unsteadily sometimes when they go very fast .

That song just reminds me of my boyfriend. My ex-boyfriend, I should say. Oh, no. did he dump you? that's horrible.

Read your letter through, I really do not know that I should say what, this is also the reason that I have no to reply right away.

I should say to myself. You are a fool to search for something that cannot be found on this earth.

Surprisingly , Xiao Wang has finished the paper within a week. I should say I am fully convinced .

Perhaps I should say a word about what I mean by conjunctures, since this is for me a crucial term in cultural studies.

You know that our products have good quality. Considering the quality, I should say the price is reasonable.

I should say, with a vector of one half of this length is the rate at which area is swept.

Personally I should say it's so much better to resolve the dispute through friendly negotiations between ourselves.

Sure. And I should say that when we place an order , we always ask for a sale by sample agreement , so we can be sure of the quality .

Love has always been the most important business in my life; I should say the only one.

I should say that it would be better to try it again.

So, I should say, I've seen a lecture where, actually, the professor had a volunteer on a unicycle to demonstrate how that works.

Well, yeah, and also, I should say, it's not identical. Apple's is in the upper right corner. The Microsoft one is in the lower left.

If you're wondering about journalistic impartiality, I should say that not all the violence in Redacted is the soldiers'.

The history of the human species is a history of coming to terms with speech mastering speech or I should say perhaps mastering language.

She a beauty! I should say as soon call her mother a wit.

Er. . . how to say? On the whole, I should say yes. But there are still some trifles I hate to see.

I think I should say farewell to my past, and I won't write to you.

And I should say the derivation of the curves isn't particularly complicated.

Very often he used to give me advice, telling me quietly what I should do or what I should say.

This may sound naive, but believe me it isn't. If you want to be wealthy, you must not lose money, or I should say must not lose BIG money.

I suppose that I should say that the above is a joke.

I was hesitant to talk and had no idea what I should say.

If I walk along C, I should say in the positive direction, in the direction that I have chosen to orient C.

K: welcome, man. Maybe I should say nice to see you .

"I should say as much, " remarked the manufacturer , turning toward Magnus.

These two transformations are the opposite of each other, or I should say the inverse of each other.

Students love working part time (or I should say have to work) because that pays their daily expenses.

I wonder whether I should say something for him to the headmaster.

From your blog I should say no one prays to those things you mentioned, they were destroyed along with the roman culture.

I should say we had been hoping for a much better decision.

Serious writers, I should say, are on the whole more vain and self-centered than journalists, though less interested in money.

Chinese: Well for most people it's a matter of convenience I should say but there are also some who just want to be in the vogue.

Everyone knows you are fond of online chatting . However, I should say that chatting online is a waste of time .

"Well, I should say, " said the other. "I've been just sitting here thinking where I'd go to-night. "

I should say Mr. Cai was the first person who opened the gate to Yunnan's kingdom of plants.

You said George was honest. If so, I had misjudged him, and I should say apology.

To the court too I should say why I plead guilty to the charge of promoting disaffection towards the Government established by law in India.

I should say that the pelvic inflammation is curable if we cooperate with the doctor.

Anchor And I should say congratulations.

I should say maybe for the rotation part of a motion.

I should say it will take at least four days.

I should say it would be better to try it again.

Well, I should say in a couple of days, or even sooner, depending on the temperature.

turned my head thinking 'bout what i should say.

Quite delighted too, I should say, from the manner in which he's looking this way.

It is a giant granite cliff. Or I should say, the whole mountain is a giant piece of granite.

I should say I had hoped for a more heated discussion.

I should say a few words (by way) of explanation .

I should say, all my teachers worked very hard and always neglected their sleep and meals.

It sounds like a Chinese story of "Romeo and Juliet" , I should say.

Now to start with, I should say that we are eating way too much meat in the Western world.

You must be very very tired by now, I should say.

First, I should say thanks for your attention!

Smith: Oh, so many new products, I should say some of them could be found in the market in my country.

I think so. Personally I should say it's much better to resolve the dispute through friendly negotiations between ourselves.

Actually, I have no idea what I should say.

What's fascinating and beautiful . . . this an unprocessed picture, by the way, I should say.

Beyond the addition of color, the new Heather has been otherwise altered or, I should say, expurgated.

Considering that, I should say the price is reasonable.

Leonard: Should I say something? I feel like I should say something.

B: To have this business concluded, I should say a reduction of least 10 percent would help.

"I should say you are too childish, still too stupid? Die to happen to there namely still a mood smiling! " Tu Zi Shi aloud says.

Actually, I should say This is called Green's theorem in normal form also.

Veronica: I should say not! I put an ad in the personals column and he answered!

what do you think i should say, dear Jay?

Or maybe I should say total square deviation instead. What do I mean by this?

I should say, the quality of their product is just in average and their price is fair.

I guess I should say it has attained all the goals.

A message like that, or anon-message, I should say, would definitely justify killing your wife and her lover.

I should say I grew up with the songs of ABBA. These songs caress you when you felt lonely; encourage you when you face difficults.

I should say that it is a history play rather than a comedy.

I should say that the law of our country does not allow you to do so.

I should say Li Na is a true pal and a good girl.

Should I say something? I feel like I should say something.

To prove that I am only a selective ideas killer, I should say that there are some very good tips in this book, which deserve repeating.

Considering the quality, I should say the price is reasonable.

No. I should say you "re slim and green tea is the wisest choice, especially in summer. "

I should say three such identities, one for each component, whatever.

I should say the salary is a bit low.

Husband: Well, I should say their horses are very brave.

This, I should say, was delivered in the spirit of observation not prejudice.

I should say the same thing even if he were here.

I should say the load test of the generator is satisfactory.

I should say your interpretation is perfectly correct.

Your mom, or perhaps I should say, the shepherd over there, left a note on the fridge.

OK, so we have two, maybe I should say three, well, two bridges between these guys.

He'll hang on till the end of the year I should say.

I should say I prefer emailing to writing letters and telephoning.

"I should say so, " says Dad. "And will continue to, I hope, until the day I die. "

I should say you have been infected by pneumonia, but I don't think it is anything serious. Just take it easy.

I was also not very impressed by the set or the costumes or the lack thereof I should say.

Oh, Perhaps I should say "Good morning" to you!

I should say she wasn't fit to do anything of the sort.

So, maybe I should say f -- which is a function of two variables.

Well, as we are getting rid of the trash, I suppose I should say a difference you can't see.

It's a long shot, but I should say she's about forty.

But I should say the rock may me move!

I should say that our price is reasonable.

Flora: A rather spacious room, I should say. What's the floor space?

Or perhaps I should say were still doing well in the third quarter; must has changed recently.

Welcome to Africa! Or rather, I should say, welcome home.

Maybe I should say sorry to her.

I should say how difficult when I put an excellent article in the magazine ! !

In many cases, the customers -- or, I should say, ex-customers -- have a better understanding than the owners of what wasn't working.

Although I should say that my traffic did skyrocket and go up by 100 percent when she forwarded it to my dad.

I suppose, but this is true on various levels, or perhaps I should say grades.

I for got about it! " I should say. . . . rather I was actually sick from cold. . . . "

Oh, my god, two beautiful girls, well, I should say two angels.

Smith: Oh, SO many new products, I should say some of them.

Well, it is so so, not too bright, not too dark, I should say.

Just like most people, I was afraid of sharks, or I should say, hated sharks, and because I knew very little about sharks.

I should say sorry for you.

should say I should say your offer is unacceptable.

He is my own family, than a generation - I should say the term "fourth uncle, " said an old supervisor of pharmacology students.

Originally, I should say something about my travel, but I wanna say nothing now. I will do it when I have the good mood and the enough time.

At a guess, I should say we are speeding fifty miles and hour.

Well before I say that, I should say I'm not going to change it , you are.

I should say though that he was later acquitted.

I should say that's a moderate scale.

Rather bleak in wintertime, I should say.

i should say the man is of german origin.

The frequent martial arts sequences, I should say, are brilliant after the Chinese fashion.

And, in fact, I should say in advance, this method will not tell us whether it is a minimum or a maximum.

Roast duck is our speciality here, I should say.

And so for a stink bug or for a brown marmorated stink bug I should say, your home is actually an ideal spot.

I should say . . . is perfect right.

Therefor, I didn't know what I should say, for I felt nervous, aha.

I know I should say goodbye, my love. My paled fingers couldn't endure this kind of sorrow.

No closer than a general concept, I should say.

I should say, it stunned me. I can't imagine what they will think of next.

Well, it is just so so, not too bright, not too dark, I should say.

'I should say, three pound ten was plenty, ' said Mr. Limbkins.

'A terribly lazy mood, I should say. '

There's nothing I can do to persuade him, I should say.

This seems a pretty nice room, I should say.

He is the best writer alive, I should say.

Oh, I should say so! I wish I had some now.

I should say you've got a flu.

This is, I should say, a humanistic perception, a human-oriented conception.

I am so excited that I don't know what I should say to them, my good teachers and friends!

I should say I'm equal to just about anything.

I should say a cut of 3% would be more realistic.

Anyway I should say he was eighty.

The last thing I should say about the grades is why do I do this?

The winter is mild. I should say.

Anyone wants to guess if we ever got wet? or I should say SOAKED?

You are mistaken , I should say .

Now he is married and happily I should say.

I was so happy to meet a countryman here, or I should say a countrywoman.

I should say it's not very pretty.

I think it is because they are hungry to have someone to talk to. . . I should say to have someone listen.

On the whole, I should say yes.

I should say "thank u" to u here.

Well done, I should say.

what words I should say?

Well, in fact, I should say I'm not sure.

At first, I should say welcome to your coming, and hope you will have a good time here.

I should say one more thing, when I was doing those model airplanes, I did everything.

I'm not sure I should say.

And the one last thing I should say.

I should say that more exercises will do you good.

I should say hi to Ted.

B: I should say so.

I should say a little work would do you no harm.

So, maybe I should say this is minus physics.

I should say this, that Pat doesn't have a mink coat.

Perhaps I should say farewell, never to come back. Do you understand?

B: Yes, in some sense. I should say I like mountain climbing, you know, because I'm not so professional. How about you?

I should say I know that.

I should say so. How have you been?

I do not know what I should say

The greatest of faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none. -Thomas Carlyle, writer (1795-1881)

The distinctive merit of our civilization, I should say, is the scientific method;

I should say Henry is not so much a writer

Of course I always don't know what I should say, and neither do

Looking back on our past, I should say that first, our achievements have been great and we should do even better tomorrow;

I should say before we start that I hope you'll excuse my English

The small steel needle, I should say

And I know that I should say goodbye, but it's no use

And I know that I should say good bye, but it's no use

is there something I should say

I don't even know what i should say

I should say, hey by the way