Sentence examples for supposed use from inspiring English sources

And Atléti, now freewheeling on the flat, were supposed use everyone else's Tormalet to close the gap.

Faf's supposed use of sugary spit to induce swing was deemed worthy of a guilty verdict, but not of a ban.

Chief Bradford was indicted on Sept. 6 based on discrepancies in a disciplinary case involving supposed use of foul language by Capt.

Research on the Underground Railroad, and on the supposed use of quilts as coded signposts, led Biggers to begin painting on them.

"Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?" is often ascribed to that film, but it does not appear there or in any of her other early productions: it was too risqué for the time of its supposed use.

"Egypt is feeling severe bitterness towards some Western media coverage," the statement said, adding that the coverage seemed "biased" toward the Brotherhood, and had ignored several countervailing events: the widespread burning of churches, seemingly by Islamists; the attacks on police stations; the supposed use of children as human shields at Brotherhood protests.

Most of the supposed uses for disappearing communication are prurient at best.

The K'iche' conquest appears to have taken place around AD 1000, some four centuries earlier than had been supposed using calculations based on the indigenous accounts.

Seniors "have to see other people like them — like us, I suppose — using it, and they will have to see that it is safe".

I suppose — using it here parenthetically rather than for emphasis — that I do.

Suppose M is the set given, and suppose (using Zermelo's notation) that 𝔘M is the set of its subsets ('Untermengen').