Sentence examples for if he assumed from inspiring English sources

But in Capitol Hill's rotten system, one can hardly blame Collins if he assumed that he'd get away with it again.

"In those hours, the success of our cause will depend on you," Mr. Bush said, sounding as if he assumed military conflict was coming.

In the Senate, Republicans said Thursday that Mr. Obama was making a big mistake if he assumed that the Senate would approve, without change, a budget reconciliation bill passed by the House.

Popular vote still unclear," he wrote on Twitter at 9 54 p.m. Shortly after 10, Nicolle Wallace, a Republican analyst on ABC, talked of "soul-searching" ahead for the GOP; Alex Castellanos, on CNN, talked as if he assumed Mr. Romney was going to lose.

He had disagreed with Allawi's decision to order the assault on Falluja in November, but when I asked him what he thought of Allawi he said, "He's a good man," as if he assumed that this was what I wanted to hear.

If he assumed that about me, who else did he assume this about?" APD chief Art Acevedo had not seen the video before this week, because the supervisor who reviewed footage of the incident didn't believe it was serious enough to be investigated.

And there is no reason to think that he will be any less fanatical if he assumes the Presidency.

He lost the popular vote, and if he assumes the presidency, he will do so with the thinnest of edges in the Electoral College.

It's as if he assumes we know them as well as he does, and so he need give us only their names to bring them fully to life.

A scientist violates the basic tenet of scientific method if he assumes that the removal of a gene affects one function only, leaving the rest of the genetic apparatus of the living cell as though nothing had happened to it.

Not that a supposedly dream move has gone exactly smoothly for a man whose penchant for beating goalkeepers from distance has Boro fans shouting "shoot!" if he assumes possession within 40 yards of goal.