Sentence examples for we presume from from inspiring English sources
Which is a shame, because the premise of Barry – who was ably assisted by Chelsea Ladies and England striker Eniola Aluko – telling kids (we presume from the surreal title sequence and language used that the show was aimed at insomniac pre-teens) that reading is fun is, on the face of it, commendable.
The service will charge between $2 to $4 per month per channel with individual shows (we presume from unsubscribed channels) offered at $2 per episode.
Þorleifur Gunnar Gíslason is a student at the Iceland Academy of the Arts, and we were confoundedly captivated by his Reifier series, which features photographic arrangements of perfectly ordinary office chairs, furniture, and other random objects collected (we presume) from around his school.
We presume from the context of his or her comment that the reviewer is referring to the bands b and e in Figure 4 figure supplement 1, not bands b and c.
We presumed from previous studies in Toxoplasma that vacuole-staining would be indicative of dense granule (GRA) proteins [13], [33].
Patten loses his cool with the reporter (who we presume is from the Sunday Times) who presses him again on Thompson's honesty.
In the following strategies we presume that from 2010/2011 maize and sorghum will no longer be refuge options.
This last step was used to eliminate roughly 30% of the clones, which we presume derived from cells that either were transiently expressing GFP at the time of cloning and/or whose autofluorescence caused them to be scored as GFP+ by FACS.
Was it leftovers from the stash we presume Niklas filched from work?
Something for the weekend Hilltop Cserszegi Fuszeres Premium A tongue-twisting Hungarian grape variety imbues this non-vintage white (we presume it's from 2014) with a ginger-spicy snap and a refreshing, balanced and dry finish.
This sort of metal is sold on the black market mostly for weapons, and we presume it came from Russia or Belarus.' International atomic security experts are very concerned about the consequences a "dirty bomb" and about the availability of such radioactive metals.
