Sentence examples for presume will be from inspiring English sources

In any case, according to lawyers inside and outside government, the Bush Administration may launch a proposal for a national-security court this summer or fall, after what they presume will be its next loss in the Supreme Court.

— After a recent morning practice, Geno Smith, the young quarterback who many presume will be the Jets' starter, recalled the first time he was introduced to Michael Vick, the veteran who could well be his backup.

Democratic officials are operating on the assumption that the Republicans will raise $250 million to $350 million to support their party's nominee -- who virtually all Democrats presume will be Gov. George W. Bush.

Other speakers who are scheduled to appear at the Oxford Union include the historian Niall Ferguson (Tuesday), the mentalist Uri Geller (June 1) and the "Godfather" star James Caan (June 20) who we presume will be lecturing on the dangers of tollbooths.

His work 'Dr Connolly I presume?' will be exhibited alongside those by Rachel Maclean and John Byrne, as well as other Billy Connolly artefacts like his big Banana feet, at the People's Palace in Glasgow from June to November 2017.

In the new images of what we presume will be called Windows 9, it's evident that much of what has been discussed and rumored will make it into the operating system.

Yet despite his age and being in what he presumes will be his last relationship, Albee rejects the strictly autobiographical take on this.

"JAMS has decided to barrel ahead and administer what it presumes will be a lucrative arbitration," Mr. Singer's court papers said.

In short, ahead of what people are generally presuming will be the Surface Pro 4, Microsoft is ramping its partner network up to get the device sold.

Yet, now we're seeing copying in the US of successful European businesses such as Vente Privee. 1. Tighten up the space at the Station, which I am presuming will be the venue next year.

And it is fully understood that the United States now freely occupy the country between these boundaries and the Mississippi River, until a treaty shall be held with the Indians for this cession; which treaty it is presumed will be held in the year 1829...