I had a strong suspicion that I knew where to find them.
"I know you had your suspicions that... ...... or "I know you knew something was up".
"He has lived with suspicion since 1999, and he knows that, I know that, everybody knows that," Prudhomme said of the doping allegations against Armstrong, who tested positive for a performance-enhancing drug once, in 1999, but backed up use of that with a doctor's note for a saddle sore.
But I know leaders who expressed suspicions about soldiers who sought help.
When I asked if, on a trip to Brazil and Argentina in July, he had heard any complaints about the tariffs on steel imports recently imposed by President Bush, he demanded, squinting in mock suspicion, to know how I knew about that.
"If the bank now delays its rate increase," said Kenneth Broux, an economist at Lloyds TSB in London, "it will create suspicions it knows something that the markets do not".
When I arrived in the Treasury, I knew Alistair had his suspicions of me, fearing I was a No 10 "spy".
I also wish I could confirm my suspicion that Professor Sagarin knew I was in on his secret.
And I have a sneaking suspicion that you know that already.
As Gomes responded, Ditmas went on with rising suspicion, "Do you know how to wind it?" Finally, after a lengthy interrogation, Ditmas explained, "I never take on a new clock until I am satisfied with the owner; some people don't deserve the clocks they have".
