Sentence examples for presumably told from inspiring English sources

She was introduced to Clare Balding, who presumably told her to get her teeth fixed.

They did not offer details of the conversation, but they presumably told Jeter everything they knew about what Posada did.

The first one, of course, was Mark Rylance, who presumably told the board of his firm belief that the plays weren't written by Shakespeare at all.

Mr. Wang presumably told the same tale to Chinese investigators after he left the consulate, setting off one of China's biggest political scandals in decades.

After an overnight stay, Mr. Wang left the consulate in the custody of state security officers and presumably told investigators, too, about the murder.

The story, presumably told from a hospital bed, concerns the narrator's affair with a supposed doctor who turns out to be a liar.

Just a decade after the war, one could presumably tell the artist from the art.

Silva objects, presumably telling the referee he can stand whenever he likes.

So when the Tory party completely devours itself, Number 10 will presumably tell us that David Cameron is "totally soporific".

They will presumably tell Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive, that he cannot have their music unless he pays them more than the 65-75 centheyhey get now.

"A lot of them were on their phones, presumably telling people what was going on".