Sentence examples for assumed somebody from inspiring English sources

When I started to meet people who worked in publishing I kept asking them, because I assumed somebody knew.

"I just assumed somebody planning something so diabolical would want to hide their activities using encryption," Mr. Zimmermann said.

I never said: 'I've got a political career, I can't get married.' When I broke up with Colin, I rather assumed somebody else would come along.

"I'm assuming somebody has come in and done an exorcism," she says.

"You can't assume somebody has turned over a new leaf once they have walked out of prison".

You might go to the government and say, "Look, I have this information, and I really urge you to change your plan quickly, because, if I have it, you have to assume somebody else does, too".

We assume somebody somewhere is at the switch, keeping a sharp eye on things.

Dowsett's late withdrawal from the race takes the number of British riders in the event this year down to four - and that is assuming somebody calls Millar to give him the news he wants pretty sharpish.

If it's important enough, I can assume somebody has tweeted about it.

It's the same thing, they assume somebody else is taking care of it.... There's also the fear of getting involved.

"From a criminal standpoint we rarely find somebody who assumes somebody's identity for any period of time," says Det. John Urquhart of King County, Washington. "Typically they will do it long enough to clean out the bank accounts and then off they go.