Sentence examples for sound guess from inspiring English sources

One man, waiting for the bus near the Georgetown Mews, a residential co-op complex, offered a sound guess: John Bowne High School, in Flushing.

"I don't want to scare you, but Willie, if someone was trying to harm us, and you were making that much sound, guess where they would go first?

Characters are mostly voiced by actors using a vaguely British accent, because that's how all European people sound I guess.

Now, I don't know if Langone is really as dumb as he sounds; my guess is, probably not — the attempt to sound like a regular guy, while actually sounding like an actor in a 1950s B-movie, is a giveaway.

Mr Eichengreen does his best to sound optimistic although, guessing that new technology will be as important to growth prospects as in the past decade, only cautiously so.He sees reform efforts such as the Lisbon agenda, intended to make Europe the world's "most competitive" economy by 2010, as an attempt to overcome institutional inertia.

"We were influenced by those parties but we changed up what we were playing by going for more street sounds, I guess," Samrai adds.

As lame as it sounds, I guess everyone has that point in their life when they truly realise that death is inevitable.

This starts to sound hifalutin, I guess.

I'm always trying to minimise the percussive aspect, instead wanting to pull, coax the sound… I guess home life was pretty different from that of your school friends?

I mean, there's an overlap in the sound, which I guess is unavoidable.

At the moment of impact, Luke makes an incredibly satisfying sound, that I guess I would transcribe as gwelpth.