Supposing he's fallen into Amberley Wildbrooks?
"I suppose it's possible he fell into a body of water or someone dumped him into water, and then of course someone could have buried him somewhere".
"I suppose it's possible that he fell into a body of water or someone dumped him into the water, and then, of course, someone could have buried him somewhere".
I adore the work of Pat Barker, Joseph Boyden, Tracy Chevalier, Hilary Mantel, Annabel Lyon and, though I suppose he's fallen out of fashion, Robertson Davies.
With Aristotle, any attempt to decide whether he falls under \(G\) lands us in an even more precarious situation: if we suppose that Aristotle falls under \(G\), we are led to conclude by the definition that he does not fall under \(G\) (since he does not satisfy the definiens); and, conversely, if we suppose that he does not fall under \(G\), we are led to conclude that he does.
That second angel will attempt to convince you that it is the first, he said, and I suppose I fell for it.
He's so chicly languid that he's more believable when he's bored by Anna's tantrums than when he's supposed to fall for her.
SH: I suppose I fell in love with Carl.
Netscape, which went public 10 years ago this month, and its Web browser, Navigator, were supposed to fell Microsoft -- but it is Netscape that is no longer in business.
In the autumn of 2008, with the economy in free fall, it was easy to suppose that he was falling, too, from a precarious middle-class existence into an underworld of criminality.
He isn't hurt but instinctively knows he wasn't supposed to fall," writes Bob Burg in his idea-packed new book Adversaries Into Allies.
