Sentence examples for suppose there has from inspiring English sources

I suppose there has to be a line somewhere so if buying regular toothpaste is the thing to keep this marriage happy, then I'll do it!

There weren't many men rich enough to seek out beautiful women and marry them, and foreign men couldn't get the right sort of visa.Of course, she doesn't suppose there has been a sudden change in the genetic stock.

I suppose there has always been something of the chic gallery feel about the Donmar's exposed-brick back wall, which has been reconfigured by the brilliant designer Christopher Oram to provide a home to the paintings of Mark Rothko, the Russian-born American abstract expressionist glimpsed at here a decade or so before he took his own life in 1970.

The club season started straight after the Olympics so I suppose there hasn't been much time to reflect on what could have been.

I suppose there has never been a mayor as indisputably terrible as Rob Ford in the history of the province, and possibly in the history of democracy.

In 1861 Charles Dickens remarked on the longevity of the belief in pig-faced women in England, commenting that "In every age, I suppose, there has been a pig-faced lady".

But suppose there had not been a problem.

Suppose there had been no fog during Washington's retreat from Long Island?

"I suppose there had been warning signs," Reagan mused, "if only I hadn't been so busy".

"I suppose there have been times where I've been a bit short with people," he offers.

I suppose there have been a couple of games this season which sum up how we are now.