Sentence examples for like to guess from inspiring English sources
I wouldn't like to guess.
I wouldn't like to guess how many books Aaron's read.
"His drawings are usually accompanied by humorous text" — in this case, "I hate being indoors" — "and I'm not really sure, but I would like to guess that he drew this during the winter.
In the comfortable knowledge that the fact-checking department is going to follow up behind me, I like to guess at certain names and numbers early on, while I change and re-change and listen to sentences, preferring to hear some ballpark figure or approximate date than the dissonant clink of journalistic terms: WHAT CITY, $000,000, name TK, number TK, Koming.
(Who said "We're going to have the best-educated American people in the world?") And if you'd like to guess what message Ozzy Osbourne once shouted to President Bush, well, that's an easy one: "You should wear your hair like mine!" Words to Tan By The books reviewed in today's Crowd Pleasers column: "CASSANDRA FRENCH'S FINISHING SCHOOL FOR BOYS," by Eric Garcia.
I think he likes to guess what they will be, and knowing him, I'm sure he has memorized each show's number and letter and can guess which one it is by which clips appear in the beginning of the show.
Given how often the former Dallas Cowboys quarterback likes to guess what play is coming up next — and his uncanny ability to correctly do so — the over-under of 2.5 seems kind of low.
A lecturer announced that he had no idea why there was nobody from Cardiff in his college, but would anyone like to hazard a guess?
I'd like successfully to guess your weight And win you at a fête.
I guess we like to think of ourselves as normal with additions or normal "plus".
