I can only suppose that housekeepers at the Sofitel, where Strauss-Kahn stayed, work equally hard.
I can only suppose that professional hotel cleaners are superhuman and on speed.
(I can only suppose that the spirit of the author's father is forcing this last observation out of me).
I can only suppose it was a town drama, too gory, in the literal sense of the word, not to be related in detail.
It is kept at a wildly frenetic pace by British director Paul Greengrass, who I can only suppose drank his own bodyweight in espresso each day before starting work.
I can only suppose that you are unaware that production of a valid UK Senior Railcard entitles the bearer to a 25% discount for rail travel in France.
I can only suppose that by the time he began writing the novel, he was so disenchanted with the music industry that he couldn't bear to dwell on it.
I can only suppose that years of listening to people talk, of hearing them tell their stories, have given her the same flair Bethia has for eavesdropping on what's going on around her and learning much more than her companions realize.
I can only suppose that you felt we were so small that you could just poach it.
Only six years ago, the Met introduced a production of Faust by the insufferable Andrei Serban -- I can only suppose its infelicity prompted a new one relatively soon.
Aside from traveling to almost 40 countries in a year, which I was NOT expecting to do at all (remember, I was only supposed to be gone one month), I had a lot of other firsts as well.
