Sentence examples for suppose came from inspiring English sources

What in the world do you suppose came over Buppa that Great Night?

On Sunday, the deposed prime minister re-emerged in public and reopened that font of self-aggrandizing fantasy otherwise known as his mouth, and what do you suppose came out of it?

Most of the men in my mother's family worked or had worked as miners and they had a wisecracking, intimate camaraderie that I suppose came from the mutual dependency born of risking your lives together underground every day.

Who do you suppose came up with the concept of complex derivatives and credit swaps to manage risk?

The new habits, I suppose, come from new attitudes.

Other elements of the miracle are still debated by the Community and, I suppose, come under the heading of apocrypha.

But we do, I suppose, come to terms with the fact that we never will get over it.

Happiness, I suppose, comes wherever you can find it.

Suppose you came into a recession with, say, 10 percent inflation.

Suppose dawn came and I didn't know?

"I suppose it came about because I felt bad," Grand told The Sunday Times' Style magazine.