daresay

When Mr Jobs was a student, if he needed help I daresay he did what we all did back then: ask a teacher, or work it out yourself.

you think me, I daresay, an irreligious dog: but my heart swells with gratitude to the beneficent God of this earth just now.

If Jonathon had been able to pursue his dreams of Technology, I daresay he could have even rivaled the master Technologists of our day.

If I was to get a habit (as you call it) of walking on the ceiling, like the flies, I should hear enough of it, I daresay.

In fact, for a good deal of what she said, I daresay she was the author.

All this is probably hypothetical, as I daresay you'll be out on your ear soon.

'I daresay you haven't had much practice, ' said the Queen. 'When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day.

I daresay anything he had to say in the lecture would have been old stuff to you.

but I daresay he met his old negress, and perhaps still lives in comfort with her and Captain Flint.

I daresay , had Ledger not been in this film, The Dark Knight would have come across as a tad mediocre.

'Ah! It's the City. You know that well enough, I daresay. Be off! We haven't got anything for you. '

If you were a Mainlander there as a factory worker, I daresay you'll receive a lot less respect.

You excuse me, I daresay, but you remind me of that fable.

It is a very difficult question and I daresay that some of you have been troubled by it.

The frame's fixed to the wall, but I daresay I could unscrew it.

According to what he told me, I daresay the criminal must have been here.

Therefore let it be so; and your husband and myself will do well enough for the other sponsors, I daresay.

"I daresay that I no longer possess that title. Surely, a new one was appointed by de Roquefort. "

I daresay scholars who can, or could, speak thirty-odd Chinese dialects as fluently as Prof. Chao did have been like gold dust.

Customs officer: I daresay you didn't, but you'll have to pay duty on it all the same.

I daresay one profits more by the mistakes one makes off one's own bat than by doing the right thing on somebody's else advice.

I daresay you'll phone me if you're going to be late tonight.

This league editing tool take the game into another dimension, I daresay.

You're right, I daresay; but we belong here, and people should respect our ways when they come among us.

I daresay some virtual angels and innkeepers will soon emerge for sale too.

Swiss policeman: I daresay you do, but we drive on the right here.

But I daresay in the set she's lived in they do--they never do anything else.

I daresay I don't know anything more about the accident than you do .

Nor, I daresay, had most Americans.

'Poor little thing, ' said Miss Tox; 'she has been dreaming, I daresay. '

So perfect I daresay one drop would kill us all.

I daresay a hundred or so years, give or take.

'You're mistaken I daresay. It's no matter.

You're tired, I daresay.

I daresay you'll do very well.

I daresay it happens more and more.