Sentence examples for I assumed one from inspiring English sources
Returning home, I checked the itineraries of the culture secretary, John Whittingdale, and his predecessor, Sajid Javid, but they had not been in France, and yet the fact that I assumed one of them must be to blame was an indicator of how events at home were playing on my mind.
I assumed one of her friends was telling her a hilarious story and obviously I needed to know what it was.
I assumed one of the main benefits to living with my boyfriend would be that I'd have a man on hand to build, fix and install stuff.
I assumed one of them had already called 911, so I never bothered to hit "call".
"I assumed one could market a nostalgic college-, high-school-age movie to a young audience and the generation that lived through the decade the movie was set, but no studio I met with had any desire to do that.
I don't know how they found them—I assume one of the passengers must have seen his photo on the news or something and tipped off the driver.
I assume one of the waiters told someone who told him, and he told me.
In this study, M = 1, I = 1, N = 4, and K = 46 because I assume one desirable output (real GRP), one undesirable output (CO2 emissions), and four inputs (buildings, roads, private capital stock, and labor).
No exceptions!" Perhaps it's the way I say it -- I coach participants to speak authoritatively when they want to make an important point -- or perhaps it's my body language -- I assume one of Amy Cuddy's "power poses" while making my request.
I assume one is the control and one is the ORCA knockdown, but that's not said in the text or legends, and there is not enough information to interpret the replication timing graphs.
Search set 8 and 9 are identical for MEDLINE and EMBASE – I assume one of them should be upper case to indicate MeSH/EMTREE, or? (The correct MeSH/EMTREE is DIARRHEA, not DIARRHOEA – but either maps to the correct term, and thus gives the same result) I suggest you include handwashing$, diarrhoea$ and diarrhea$ as free text terms.
