Sentence examples for daresay will from inspiring English sources

It should, and I daresay will, win the Pulitzer award in its field.

I'm not the first academic (nor, I daresay, will I be the last) to pose that question.

I daresay they will put Cocteau's imagery up on their several screens, and perhaps there will be books by Cocteau in the bookstore - I beg your pardon, desire overstepped my memory for a moment: I forgot that the NFT wound up its bookstore a little while ago.

"And I daresay Binkie will suggest one of those next.

I daresay you will tell me there are all sorts of legal problems that prevent any worthwhile action…!

Of course, the main stuff might be done by then, but I daresay Lewis Hamilton will be doing his best Choni Hama'agel impression.

They represent cranes – the bird, not the construction-aiding heavy-lifting apparatus, although I daresay there will be a few of those in Pyeongchang over the next few years.

"I daresay you will tell me there are all sorts of legal problems that prevent any worthwhile action... !" In November the environment minister, Morley wrote: "Since I wrote to you on 21 September, the Task Force Members have been asked to respond to a paper on 'Possible areas of Intervention by the High Seas Task Force'.

Once people start seeing the car on the street, we daresay it will generate a following.

I don't know but I daresay someone will try to find out.

Firstly the interface is something I daresay Twitter will be taking a good hard look at.