I suppose

Okay, well, I suppose that I can forgive you. Hey, you know what makes me feel all out of whack?

"And, " he continued, "I suppose leaving for six months isn't such a good thing for my personal life. "

I suppose it is only natural for one to question motives of those who live so far away and whose actions cannot be observed first hand .

THE HOST: And I suppose it becomes visible not really to us the user but to somebody who might steal it, to a thief.

I suppose I want a little bit more of that, just to get it out of my system.

He looks as if he needed it all right, and I suppose they can afford it.

I suppose then I'm here with a mission of catching some of the Olympics fever and bring it back to ChangSha, fever from the fever core!

I suppose many folks simply believe "platform" seems sexier than just a "product" or a "service" these days, even if the product is great.

This due to the death was a wonderful and a shocking sight, and one that I suppose few men have seen. And thus it ended.

I can theorize about what might have happened, but I suppose no one will ever know for sure.

I suppose I also looked up to her as somebody beautiful, brilliant--occasionally inspired.

I suppose you have come in regard to the matter we were discussing this morning?

He added: 'Like being a pioneer in anything, I suppose, you get complacent. . . We're waking up to the fact that we are lagging behind. '

In fact that's one of the advantages of old age, I suppose, that you've finally learned what matters to you.

I suppose if we were to move to a cheap Asian country, $10, 000 a year is enough to live with like a king.

I really wanted a place of our own, but if it means that much to you, I suppose we could move in with your mother.

I suppose if I had been there to look for issues, I could have found some.

A crew member saw me and I suppose he was trying to be helpful and took it for me.

Many young men feel that until they've been tested on the battlefield they aren't really men, I suppose, and I was one of those.

I suppose I must be a bit crazy, or I'd never have stuck it out for so long.

It was his way of taking revenge, I suppose.

'I ought not to have come, I suppose, ' she murmured, looking at the sky.

What is the meaning if the money you sent me? I suppose it might mean money for all year or something like this. Am i right?

If you want a comparison, then I suppose you could say I resemble the early Amoroso , or perhaps Lyon striker Fred.

Well, I suppose you know our working hours are flexible. It 's the system we call flex -time.

"I suppose we may quietly rest, " he said, trying to hide his disappointment. "I will tell you of these things in a later moment. "

'Well, well, ' said the Rat presently, 'I suppose we ought to be thinking about turning in. ' But he never offered to move.

I suppose the opportunity to see how the other half lives and realizing I feel many Americans are rather whiney individuals.

Nay, sir, ' I could not avoid answering, 'he'll touch nothing, not he: and I suppose he must have his share of the dainties as well as we.

Peter: Yes dark blue color is good for me too, but they'er a bit tight across the toes. I suppose they'll give a little.

said Alice, as she swam about, trying to find her way out. 'I shall be punished for it now, I suppose, by being drowned in my own tears!

A bit roarer, I'm paying how much to another sort of kind of style I suppose.

I first saw the Eskimo, and will, I suppose, always first see what I first saw there, as if the Indian was mere afterthought.

It was a nice moment for them, though I suppose my image might be a bit maudlin.

I think you're being a little critical. The actor in the lead role is fantastic. I suppose the chorus could be a bit better, though.

Well, um, you know, something's neither good nor bad but thinking makes it so, I suppose, as Shakespeare said.

'It's about your rowing, I suppose, ' said the Rat, with an innocent air.

I suppose this should have been the initial warning sign, and I should have flung the DVD out of my player and burned it with holy water.

"Now, " said the Fairy to Beauty, "I suppose you would like me to send for your father and sisters ? "

Given all that, I suppose a better way to describe us is gypsies who like to put down roots. At least for a month or two.

I suppose you hae been more than rewarded for your attendance today. And hope to see you again next meeting.

I suppose it was commonplace in me that I felt slightly outraged at his lack of spirit.

One has to take a side on social issues, I suppose, but before you do, take as long as you can to hold out and see all the truth.

water and tents and things. I suppose if we were to do it all again we'd probably hire donkeys along the way.

Seems to me there couldn't be much to be happy about at that age, except that you're still alive I suppose.

But I suppose I do slightly miss the sense of an ending. We get two scripts at a time and you're never quite sure where the story is going.

'I suppose it is, ' I said doubtfully, still unable to shake off completely the depression of my spirits.

I suppose we've got to set our teeth and go through with it.

"I suppose everyone has done it, " he remarks, while acknowledging that this collective wobble risks becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy.

B: I suppose so, but don't rush. I've got to tell you how to do it.

He was touched, I suppose, because he took it at last and tied it quickly round his waist under the jacket, on his bare skin.

My mind having been much more improved by reading than Keimer's, I suppose it was for that reason my conversation seemed to be more valued.

No, it was not much fun playing in that light but I suppose it would have been brutal for everyone having to come back in the morning.

He exclaimed, and said to his daughter: " I suppose you're very sad not to have married a proper man? "

And I suppose for him, it's also a bit of a turn-on -- the pure exercise of power is what he's all about.

Well, Well? What is all that noise about? I suppose you are hungry and want breakfast.

No! Well . . . yes, I suppose. In a way. But that was an " ultimatum " . . . call it "good blackmail" .

She would not betray her trust, I suppose, without bribery and corruption, for she really did know where her friend was to be found.

we were all given by magic the power to read each other's thoughts, I suppose the first effect would be to dissolve all friendships.

I often have problems sleeping. I suppose I'm trying to do too many things.

'Boy, ' said the gentleman in the high chair, 'listen to me. You know you're an orphan, I suppose? '

I suppose anything is possible, but this is only a question that can be answered by the publisher who has the license.

I suppose she said all that because she opposed the idea of calling you in the first place.

I suppose the autumn leaves in her eyes refers to those fallen ones, while those still on trees are lack of vitality.

I suppose you never came across him in London.

And the Indian holy man seems dull to us, I suppose, because he seems to be refusing to play anything at all .

and when we landed in Normandy I used to ask myself what I was fighting for. . . I suppose I was fighting for that there old tree of yours!

Well, I suppose one of us should press the button or we'll be here all day, won't we?

I suppose that she wanted to get another proof that the place was haunted, at my expense.

Sounds like another ridiculous fad to me. I suppose you've got to wrap yourself in cellophane and sit in a sauna!

'And yet, ' said Mr Dombey, 'you are two or three and thirty, I suppose? '

We don't know why we didn't start as well as we have done but I suppose like everything else that you get, these things happen.

He'll stay with me too, I suppose, the old man thought and he waited for it to be light.

Charm in a man, I suppose, is his ability to capture the complicity of a woman by a single-minded acknowledgment of her uniqueness.

Kevin Jackson: So I suppose she's carrying a copy of a book with a flower in it? Not really. Ah, she can be a real dog, man.

I suppose the four years in the university is the time of one's life, at least for me.

I suppose the question is to what extent China will be able to create the new cutting-edge technologies that these industries require.

She might have taken the book with her, I suppose.

"It all looks damned fishy to me, " he said, "but in the absence of any evidence, I suppose I must accept your version. "

"I suppose it seems to you, " said the Doctor, laughing, "that in so doing I should play your brother a very shabby trick. "

"I suppose it's part of my training. " I said. "I'm a monk in the Hare Krsna movement. We live to help others in various ways. "

I'm sure you need a good rest after such a long fling. I suppose I'll have to go now. See you again at the reception banquet tonight.

My daughter has just got engaged and I suppose I shall be landed with the cost of the wedding.

"God, you look like a movie star, " he said, and compared with him I suppose I did.

Another $60 a week is all I can offer. I suppose you know what you can do with that.

'The name is really hard to pronounce. I've decided to call it Alexander, which I suppose is quite cheeky. '

But I suppose the way things work, we expected that whenever the book came out there would probably be some crisis or other to peg it to.

I can't be absolutely certain , I suppose . But it all seems to fit together .

Hector: Well, I suppose. . . To stay here with you, Julia. . . It's not a bad idea.

As you may or may not know, it launched him as a songwriter, I suppose.

Moroes held for a moment, his foot poised on the next step, "I suppose I did, " he said at last.

But I suppose the way things work, we expected that whenever the book came out there would probably be some crisis or other to peg it to.

I can't be absolutely certain , I suppose . But it all seems to fit together .

Hector: Well, I suppose. . . To stay here with you, Julia. . . It's not a bad idea.

As you may or may not know, it launched him as a songwriter, I suppose.

I suppose it's better than being mown down in a hail of bullets.

Someone fell out of the passenger side and scrambled under the bridge and crawled into a ball . . . just hoping for survival, I suppose.

once I've got the money together to pay off my parents' debt to him - another five or six years I suppose - that's definitely what I'll do.

well , i suppose as you are an archbishop you must be right . it seems a bit fishy to me.

Preconceptions, I suppose. I'm beginning to realize I don't know you as well as I once thought.

well , i suppose as you are an archbishop you must be right . it seems a bit fishy to me.

Preconceptions, I suppose. I'm beginning to realize I don't know you as well as I once thought.

I suppose it is in the back of your mind [that City had already won and extended the lead at the top to eight points].

"I have tried not to change Pooh at all, " Burgess said anxiously, "but I suppose there is bound to be a little bit of me in him too. "

"They seem to have wandered in after the last rains, " he replied softly. "I suppose they must be living off the rodents and birds. "

If you want me to act the fool on the stage, I suppose that's what I could do.

De Ravin: I suppose I did, but it was not something I thought about until I got to set that first day and was like, "Ooooh, OK. "

I suppose it seems to you a kind of curse. It must be very dismal.

I don't care what sort of person you are, I don't care what you did before, I only care how do I suppose to do to make you happy!

That's a funny thing to remember about a man, I suppose, but it seems to sum Andy up for me.

That's a funny thing to remember about a man, I suppose, but it seems to sum Andy up for me.

They were my parents, so I suppose you could say I'm a direct result of that kitchen chemistry experiment, right here at Michigan.

I suppose the most famous case of all was that of Sid Nedeau.

I suppose she was about fifty at the time, a little older than I.

I suppose therefore that this is good for the present distress, I say, that it is good for a man so to be.

and I've got to tell you, spoiler alert, although this review isn't that long. You could just wait and find out, I suppose.

And I suppose I don't count anymore-I was just a shoulder to cry on.

But I'm actually a bit of an old fashioned naturalist, I suppose.

My son's only interest seems to be motorbikes, but I suppose he will grow out of it.

Darcy acknowledged, that the partridges were remarkably well done; and I suppose he has two or three French cooks at least.

Darcy acknowledged, that the partridges were remarkably well done; and I suppose he has two or three French cooks at least.

"I suppose not, " said Archibald Kane genially , as if the report were a compliment to his own hardy condition.

Ah , loyal to your sex , I see . But you and Mrs. Wright were neighbors . I suppose you were friends , too .

You helped me such a lot in the old days that I suppose I never learnt to think for myself.

I volunteer not so much to help others, but to gain some perspective about my own life. But in the end, I suppose I accomplish both.

Everyone has a particular body language, I suppose, or you know, a tendency towards a certain style.

Joan: Gee, I hadn't thought of that. Now, I suppose I ought to try to get something in business line, since that's my major in college.

I suppose it's only fair to mention at this point, that not everyone liked our decisions to get rid of these "barnacles. "

He was taken up, censured, and imprisoned for a month, by the speaker's warrant, I suppose, because he would not discover the author.

It was a life-sized man from the waist up, dressed in robes and a turban (to emphasize the mystic quality, I suppose).

It was a life-sized man from the waist up, dressed in robes and a turban (to emphasize the mystic quality, I suppose).

but Lord Ravenshaw, who I suppose is one of the most correct men in England, would not hear of it.

Not really, but I suppose the first target is to beat what I got in Spain. My average there was 15.

This helps to me to relax and I suppose it is one of the many methods to help people relax, right!

Oh, well, I suppose there isn't much to keep him in Avonlea now, since his mother went last year.

But I suppose just to make her feel more natural . She said they was in the top drawer in this cupboard .

It's hard to write this to my own children. I could let this die with the rest of me, I suppose. But as one gets older one's fears subside.

And I suppose I liked that part of it. But over the long haul it wore me out.

As far as manners are concerned, I suppose I've always been a feminist.

What's the matter? Never heard of a wizard's duel before, I suppose?

I suppose you know well better than I do.

I'm meeting my girlfriend's parents at the weekend; I suppose I must get into their good graces if I'm going to ask her to marry me.

It is so odd to me, that you should never have read Udolpho before; but I suppose Mrs. Morland objects to novels.

I suppose, sister, you will put the child in the little white attic, near the old nurseries.

"I suppose you're right. " he said, his eyes gleaming with emotion.

that I'd like to move somewhere else for at least a while, but here I am. I suppose underneath it all Madrid isn't so bad.

I suppose I expected a bit of a clap before the match, then a proper, hard game of football with some jokes and songs along the way.

Gimli: (leaps to his feet) And I suppose you think you're the one to do it?

"I suppose we couldn't see it, " I said. "We're trying to discover the roots of the Morrisroe family and any clue might help. "

I suppose you know a nice little hotel where you could take me?

I suppose you think YES, if trying to find examples of pubic hair styles and designs.

I appreciate the family togetherness, I especially, I don't have children, but if I did have kids, I suppose I would be a very tough parent.

"I suppose we could take him to the zoo, " said Aunt Petunia slowly, ". . . and leave him in the car. . . "

I suppose it is no wonder then that I ended up living in China, looking for a cure to this burning yellow fever inside of me.

Yes, it is bad luck. I suppose I shall have been more careful. And I feel so helpless lying here. And so miserable!

If I decide to return cameras back to you, what I suppose to do?

My light-verse joke about the Trinity could seem disrespectful, I suppose; but it is a hard concept , as you say, and that's all I meant.

So I suppose she's carrying a copy of a book with a flower in it? Not really? She could be a real dog, man.

I suppose it wouldn't have been a very good recommendation if he had committed suicide.

Well, I suppose I'm clear about this point. Thank you for being patient with me.

He was taken up, censor'd, and imprison'd for a month, by the speaker's warrant, I suppose, because he would not discover his author.

MRS. CHEVELEY. I I suppose that when a man has once loved a woman, he will do anything for her, except continue to love her?

If you say he's your Godfather, that's another pair of shoes. I suppose you can rely on him to help you.

She was always supportive and dedicated, and I suppose she has influenced my life most.

I suppose you think I'm greedy, unscrupulous sellout and do about anything for money?

And he had a little think and said: "I suppose I feel neutral about it. "

I suppose I should apologise, but I don't want to encourage her nagging, nor acknowledge that she was right (she wasn't).

I suppose she expected me to be grateful that she let me have my birthday before she brought the world crashing down around me.

He said I suppose this book is a protest against the way you were brought up, well that's only about a third of it.

I suppose if I were East Indian, then I would be proud of it, but as such, I only pointed it out as a known fact.

I suppose it might be the combination of your great sense of humor, your charming personality and your good-looks.

I suppose he figured he might as well get what he could out of it.

Examining one of her paintings, head tilted to the side, she explains, "I suppose you could say I relate to them a lot. "

I suppose it might have been formerly her mother's.

check somethng out Eg. You want me to check it out with them, I suppose.

I suppose we shall be having some sort of celebration for the bride.

Mr. Martin, I suppose, is not a man of information beyond the line of his own business ?

'I am not feeling a bit well, Milly, ' she said. 'Serves me right, I suppose, for touching lobster at night.

I suppose that's what I enjoyed the most about writing from China, the balance of these combined challenges.

Little did I suppose that he was a deadly enemy, and that the noise was the famous rattle.

I suppose he told you about the chauffeur waiting respectfully. . . and listen, did he tell you how the engine purred all the time?

Those are, in fact, the main things I think about my body, and I suppose I haven't been shy about sharing my feelings with her.

I suppose that once she realized I wass-mitten with the fantasy she provided, playing me for a fool became her addiction.

Due to overspending in KL, I suppose I'll have to hang around at home and be an otaku this few days.

I suppose you might be right, but I think he should be a little less critical.

The Master's vision is so ambitious and brilliant that I suppose I can be forgiven a few doubts.

I gulped back my own feelings of inadequacy. I almost never watch myself back on anything. And I suppose it shows.

I suppose I always knew in a vague way that it happened to everyone, but I'm still shocked to find it happening to me.

Donald: It could have been worse I suppose. At least you've made one cat very happy!

This unwieldy archive of my past, all my nearly forgotten selves, will eventually be my bequeathed burden to her, I suppose.

And till Colonel Forster came himself, not one of you entertained a doubt, I suppose, of their being really married?

Well, I suppose you could say the crisis gave Mr Obama a helping hand into the White House.

She must see something of the world for herself, I suppose.

And I suppose that means it's a fairly intense kiss, since the Italians are known for being pretty intense lovers.

I suppose most of us would agree that reading is a beneficial thing, but making time for reading can be a real challenge.

I suppose if it were called the DONOTREADME file, users might be more interested in its contents.

They're fairly comfortable, but they're a bit tight across the toes; I suppose they'll give a little.

B: He's making good progress, but I suppose we'll have to wait. Thanks for your sympathy, anyway.

I'd rather not tell you just now, but I suppose you'll discover it sooner or later. Did you know that my full name is St John Eyre Rivers? '

I suppose it's just that people are coming to realise that I've done some quite serious things over the past, you know, 50 or 60 years.

I suppose your brother was quite a beau, Miss Dashwood, before he married, as he was so rich?

"Yes, that's what I'm hesitating to say, I suppose, " he agrees, looking slightly bashful.

'You mean, I suppose, ' observed the Instrument-maker, 'that you didn't seem to like him much? '

eg. I suppose him to be a workman, but he was a thief in fact.

I suppose some people create an idea of who they want to be, and then they live it out.

Mr. Turner : (He looks over the bill and check his signatures. ) I suppose this is all right.

Brian: And I suppose that it helps with your English listening skills also?

Wife: I suppose you know I came close to marrying Jim before I married you.

Roy: Well, I suppose that will stand as one of the great mysteries of our time.

Phillip: I said I met the girl I was going to marry. I don't know who she was, though a peasant girl I suppose.

But I suppose maybe he's just a rotten egg who deserves it.

Therefore I suppose you would contend that I have never been born and do not exist.

Another way of asking the question, I suppose, is whether there's a figure of his stature on the current scene. That's hard.

I suppose you know the meaning of the word, don't you?

I'd kill for another drink or a peanut butter cup, and I suppose a drink is out of the question, huh?

I suppose Dumbledore is trying to hush it all up.

"Got to be worth a try, I suppose, " said Crowley.

Ah well, I suppose there's nothing like an occasional setback to make you realize how lucky you really are.

in spite dour warnings , he decided to invest in , that venture . i suppose it ' s case of fools rushing in where angels fear to tread.

I suppose you wish you were out here with him.

I suppose that each one of us is, to a degree, a prisoner of our experience.

I suppose it's smarter to use these rocks and build a good blind for this gun than to make a proper emplacement for it .

I suppose that I pictured her as a little girl, and treated her like one in order to hold onto and preserve my own youth.

"I've never seen finer platys in my life, " I said, and that was true, too, I suppose.

I saw TV advertisements with everyone grinning and I thought: 'I suppose it should be OK. '

I suppose the answer comes from looking around the continent's capitals at the quality of its leaders.

People said he was a bore, and so he was, I suppose, but when you're in need of food you can put up with worse things than being bored.

Then Flora began to weep-she was only twelve or thirteen, I suppose.

It's only for four weeks so. So I suppose I'll just have to put up with it.

Well, it often happens that people with good eyesight fail to see what is right in front of them. They have too much to observe, I suppose.

And that, I suppose, is one of your sisters.

So what ? You'll want all day off tomorrow, I suppose ?

I suppose the next year 'exam is difficulty and i hope it. Of course the not mean by i can pass the exam with good marks.

I suppose it suggests that if your salary is at least $50K, you're middle class?

" I suppose I'm to take it as a blessing , " she flashed , turning on her son .

I suppose Liverpool got a lot of money for him and, if the player doesn't want to be there any more, there is no reason to keep him.

THE HOST: And churches are being built, not real churches, but I suppose facsimiles of churches. Some of them being built in shopping malls.

This unexpected critic said to her abruptly: "I suppose you're one of the daughters? "

I suppose moving objects might be an issue - would that create problems with native extensions?

For me, a meal is a labor of love, and I suppose it does hurt me in some way when I hear the words, "Yuck. "

I suppose, if I thought about it at all, I assumed that every place was.

Of course. Peking Opera is kind of symbol of China. I suppose every foreigner would manage to see one.

It was great to be out there and good to score, although I suppose it was not what people would call a typical Michael Owen goal.

I suppose the emphasis would be on the emotions of war, and the lesson, for the pupils, that wars come with a cost.

Some acquaintance or other, my dear, I suppose; I am sure I do not know.

I suppose the colors stopped visiting around the time I got busy planning moments that hadn't happened yet.

On account of your hypertension I suppose it's cerebral thrombus.

"I can't thrash Aunt March, so I suppose I shall have to bear it. " And Jo resigned herself with a sigh.

That's interesting. But it would be really expensive, I suppose. Just think about all the drinks.

I suppose if a company is going to experience a problem, the best kind to have is an overwhelming number of people who want to join.