Sentence examples for you probably assumed from inspiring English sources

Julia You probably assumed the first set of italics were mine.

Thus you probably assumed that the Chipping Norton set had been permanently broken up – or at the very least scattered.

Because Los Angeles is on the coast, and Reno is in landlocked Nevada, you probably assumed that Los Angeles is farther west.

The first time I took my husband, he asked, "Are you sure you know where we're going?" But then you turn right onto a small street called Rosenwald, and soon you find a neighborhood bistro like the ones you probably assumed disappeared from the Paris landscape long ago.

At the time you set this up, you probably assumed that would be about $675,000, the current legal exemption.

Once again, playing the thing in direct sunlight just isn't going to happen, but you probably assumed as much by now.

If you are black and reading this you probably assume there is no lesbian, gay or bisexual person in your family.

If someone mentions the phrase "high-tech glasses," you probably assume that person is talking about Google Glass, the smartphone-on-a-headband that Google hopes to offer for sale next year.

Now, you probably assume that these devices will run Windows, but you're wrong.

If you hear the word "target" from an intelligence agency, you probably assume they are referring to a terrorist or some other individual intent on harm.

Possibly because of the whirl of innovation that saw Nokia emerge, then Blackberry and now iPhone, many of you probably assume that mobile and tablet are short platforms.