Sentence examples for always guess from inspiring English sources
History shows us that we always guess wrong on the next war.
If I need to remind you, this was a decade when you could guess what the message of a political play would be before the curtain went up – and always guess right.
This is why we have no problem anticipating that the slithering stick on the ground might bite us (and can jump out of the way in a millisecond) but have so much trouble guessing where the snake will be the next time we go out into the yard (we almost always guess incorrectly and avoid the same spot).
People don't always guess correctly how to use your device.
While you can always guess the size of a steak or pile of chopped veggies, if you're going to be doing anything really interesting with them (like slow-cooking), it's important to know the weight.
But you can always guess, right?
Joyce had always guessed that "Ulysses" would bring trouble.
Because of that, you don't get a definitive answer so you're always guessing.
Louise Brooks reported to Kenneth Tynan, "I always guessed that she wasn't as interested in bed as everyone thought".
With Irabu, said Mel Stottlemyre, the Yankees' pitching coach, "you were always guessing which guy was going to show up".
