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Supposing that you came into a drawing-room where you were having tea, do you think you would recognize yourself as an individuality?

I was watching from the kitchen window, as he went up to her, and, supposing that no one else could see him, kissed her.

Supposing that our life is compared to be a long journey to go, whoever knows at the end of it lies the death .

Supposing that there were no war in the world, all the children could be studying in peace in the classrooms.

Supposing ( that ) there was an earthquake, what would be the right way to escape?

Supposing that the African tribes were to be civilized by us, would they be happier for it?

Supposing that Confucius was not bestowed from the above, man would still quest in the dark through ages.

But supposing that He was in the company, they went a day's journey and sought Him among their relatives and acquaintances.

I am far from supposing that my case is a peculiar one; no doubt many of my readers would make a similar defence.

Supposing that I ask him and he agrees, what about my son? They will never let me have him, and he will grow up hating me.

Supposing that her love had indeed turned to dislike during the last weeks of separation, a sudden meeting might lead to bitter words.

She accounted for it, however, by supposing that her last letter to her friend from Longbourn had by some accident been lost.

And when a south wind blew gently, supposing that they had obtained their purpose, they weighed anchor and sailed along Crete close inshore.

Everybody is always supposing that I am not a good swimmer.

Supposing that they were not seized, most of them should have been supplied to the local pet market.

Supposing that there is no evidence of secondary metastasis, the treatment is operative.

Supposing that is time, could we decipher and describe this sort of time?

Supposing (that) you fail a second time, don't get disappointed, but try again.

We fall into the mistake of supposing that to look forward must mean to look anxiously forward.

Still and all, experts tell us that corners are able to cut supposing that we wanna have a double-quick knowledge of someone.

And when the south wind blew softly , supposing that they had obtained their purpose , loosing thence, they sailed close by Crete .

There can be no reason for supposing that either a piece of mind or a piece of matter is immortal.

Vacuum breakers fail supposing that leaks permit air to enter the interrupting chamber.

Supposing (that) it rains, shall we continue the sports meeting?

Supposing that you've made some progress, you should not be proud.

Supposing that there is no pure water; what shall we drink?

It is possibleto develop the theory of consumer choice without supposing that a utility function exists at all.

Supposing that he does not come, shall we go without him?

Supposing that there are 10500 minima , their elevations will lie randomly between these two values.

Aren't you rather previous in supposing that I'll marry you?

Supposing (that) I see him, what shall I tell him?

Too many people are wrongly supposing that a Christian is one who manages to live a fairly decent and respectable life.

Supposing that yon were rich, what then?

Supposing that it rains, can we play the match indoors?

Isn't he rather previous in supposing that I will be beaten by him?

There are some good reasons for supposing that sooner or later China's growth must ease off a bit.

You have spent four years supposing that failure leaves no record.

Supposing that he asks you, will you go?

Supposing that the Swan's splendid white color arose from his washing in the water in which he swam,

Supposing that the chimpanzees were to be civilized by us,

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