Sentence examples for presuming a from inspiring English sources

She raised her hand, presuming a win.

Presuming a non-profit making met office.

Presuming a 60 percent turnout, that is about 100,000 votes.

She changed her name when she was 15, presuming a male persona would give her gravitas.

Cuddyer broke back to first, presuming a catch by Cano, and right fielder Nick Swisher threw him out.

But the prose is dry and elliptical, presuming a fair amount of broader cultural background and Wagnerian expertise.

And that's presuming a general election-style turnout, when each party brings out its support more or less evenly.

In a Foreign Relations Committee meeting tomorrow a compromise is likely to be found presuming a recipient nation's innocence instead of guilt.

With the ways of the royal family so often misunderstood, the king agreed to cooperate with an American filmmaker on a documentary, perhaps presuming a flattering portrayal.

Presuming a need to restore baseball's honour, however, Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis banned the eight accused players from baseball for life after he was named baseball's first commissioner, supplanting the three-man National Commission that had been created in 1903.

But officials are also presuming a drop of 10 percent in car traffic in the city over the next five years, continuing a trend of a 2 percent drop each year since Mr. Delanoë took office.