Sentence examples for I wager that from inspiring English sources

As Bollywood's global profile goes from strength to strength, I wager that 2013 will also be the year that many of my English friends will finally get around to watching their first Bollywood film.

I'm delighted to have added two -'humit' and 'humiture.' I wager that they'll both live on long after Discomfort Index has been forgotten".

I wager that many of our critics would have preferred that we hire supermodels because that would have been "appropriate" behaviour.

I wager that most liberals would have the opposite view of the last 30 years, and certainly of the last eight years.

I wager that everyone on both sides understood that the lack of fresh water was not an issue between them but a problem they shared.

Nowadays, I wager that many of us have come to realize that we are stuck in the muck and mire of habit and convention.

I'm no doctor, but I would wager that Jennifer may have gotten divorced whether or not she lived with her boyfriend first.

(I live in a small New England town where I'd wager that widows and single mothers outnumber men by a long shot).

I'd wager that Squeeze frontman Glenn Tillbrook didn't vote Conservative in last year's general election.

I would wager that is just the tip of a very large iceberg.

Salt is apparent, as is pepper, and I'd wager that cumin is in there somewhere.