Sentence examples for guess made from inspiring English sources

The needle-trades unions play a big role in the story, and my grandfather was a lifelong member of the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, beginning around 1910. (Grandpa was a tailor at Bergdorf Goodman, which I guess made him an aristocrat of labor. According to family lore, one of his customers was Mrs. Charles Evans Hughes).

Mr Mullins said: "Public opinion obliged them to supply smoking compartments on the carriages from the 1870s, which I guess made the atmosphere even thicker inside than on the outside".

The kebab meat was your standard salt fest while the sausage was, from my best guess, made from a variety of innards and tasted as such.

I felt that was an experience that has kind of stuck with me and that was 5 years ago and it has, I guess, made me reflect and think if I get to that point with other patients to, kind of, recognise when is the time to say "that's enough, keep them comfortable".' Observing colleagues emerged as the principal opportunity for improving communication skills.

Furthermore, when the actual exposure condition was correlated with the "guess" made at that exposure within each exposure session (i.e., controlling for order of exposure), the percent agreement improved from 32.4% at exposure 1, to 48.6% at exposure 2, to 51.1% at exposure 3 (visit 1 kappa = –0.02; visit 2 kappa = 0.25; visit 3 kappa = 0.37).

Which, I guess, makes it a form of cultural history.

I guess making you live is part of the punishment".

James said: "Just wanted to, I guess, make an impact some way.

But I had to, I guess, make a decision between two things I wanted to do.

"But we are trying to learn what works in America, and I guess making political contributions is something that works".

Which, I guess, makes me a typical child of the sixties.