Sentence examples for perhaps assuming from inspiring English sources

And 02Simplify ignores the nanny's needs, perhaps assuming that nannies who wish to simplify can visit Oxygen4Nannies.com, which, alas, does not yet exist.

The announcer, perhaps assuming that no one was listening, the F.C.C. included, said of the play: "Thomas gets high … but not in the Ricky Williams sense".

He climbed the wall, perhaps assuming it adjoined another roof, but fell five stories through the six- to eight-foot gap between the next building, the police said.

Then, perhaps assuming that somebody writing about chess must be good at it, he asked me what my current ranking was in the United States.

David M lost because he took the job for granted, perhaps assuming that the electorate would naturally, unthinkingly plump for the elder.

What they don't advise on is foul-weather gear, perhaps assuming that we all have the wit to create our own rain and snow wardrobes.

Without Gray's endnote reference, readers of that piece would perhaps assume that the story came from Wells's Postscript.

It's probably unfair, though quite good fun, to blame the Queen; people have heard "my husband and I" and perhaps assume "and I" is always right.

By the same token, in the last few days 2012 has perhaps assumed yet another set of laurels, standing alone as surely the most reviewed, summarised, sideways-glanced and generally taxidermified sporting year of all time.

There, bulldozers contour it in sweeps and swirls into the kind of high, humped, generously proportioned summer beach the public expects, and perhaps assume is just naturally waiting for beach blankets.

By the standards of the day, it wasn't a red-card offence – it was Beckham on Simeone, basically – but back then referees showed a straight red even when it was for two yellows, so we can perhaps assume that was the case here.