Sentence examples for presumed it would from inspiring English sources

One of the great paradoxes of the internet is that we once presumed it would deal death to outlandish lies.

I presumed it would lead to a row between Birgitte and Philip as the prime minister's politics demanded Laura be treated in the public sector.

"People were saying, I'm twenty-seven, I have my own kids, I naturally presumed it would be available, I'm so sad," Wolfe told me.

A lavish television campaign, with the slogan "It's MacTime Now", was launched earlier this year.It is still too early to say exactly how well McDonald's is doing, but it is clear that South Africa is not succumbing in the way that the American burger chain had presumed it would four years ago.

But the poll also reflected a second sentiment: 9 out of 10 Palestinians hypothetically -- that is, if the cease-fire failed, which they presumed it would -- supported armed attacks on Israeli soldiers and settlers in the occupied territories as a form of self-defense and as a tactic to pressure the Israelis to withdraw.

Born in a two-room hovel under a plaza de toros in Zacatecas, in north Mexico, he always presumed it would be duelling with Bos Taurus in the bullring, rather than his own species in the boxing ring, that would bring him fame and fortune.

I presume it wouldn't kill you to do 90 minutes?

But if he were staring at you, I presume it wouldn't be okay, that you would make a laughing stock out of him.

The scrum at which they were penalised arose because Stephen Myler kicked a 22 restart straight into touch, presuming it would signal the end of the first half.

Sure enough, there seemed to be no operations-management class when we visited a private business school that offered an MBA programme (although I presume it would be covered, to a lesser extent, in the project-management class).

As it is let out I presume it would be a buy-to-let remortgage, hopefully one that takes into account the rental income I achieve for the property.