I should say I had dreamt, it, if I had slept any last night; but I guess it really happened.
It was a good weight, quite eleven stone I should say; moreover, it was not stiff, for the hip joints bent.
There were some cavalry also, mounted on a different stamp of horse from ours, thicker set and nearer the ground, but with arched necks and fiery eyes and, I should say, very strong.
At first sight I should say that we are standing on the lip of a crater of some vast extinct volcano.
There are two roast pigs in that canoe, and lots of other food, enough to last us a week, I should say.
About that time, I should say," observes a dark young man on the other side of the bed.
So I should say, in general, not so bad, sir, but might be better.
If he has any decided impression in reference to it, I should say it was that it is a tiresome pursuit.
Could it be purchased, I should say it would be cheap at five thousand pounds.
Amongst them were some good swimmers; two, in particular, were out at a great distance in the firth of the Guadalquivir, I should say at least a mile; their heads could just be descried with the telescope.
It's a business that won't stop with ships, I should say.
So, if the remark were not in questionable taste, I should say we had not lost time.
If I did not shrink from disparaging the constitution of their native land for their own credit, I should say that it had never been very definitely proposed to these young gentlemen to distinguish themselves.
It is perhaps as well that I should say that I am leaving in consequence of something that happened last evening, but not--by any traceable process--in consequence of the talk we had together.
He remembered her telling him that she cared very much what he should say of her on Gordon Wright's return, and he felt that this declaration had a particular significance.
Clever, I should say, really clever," he added admiringly.
He was talking into a telephone when I entered, or swearing rather, I should say, and the while studying me with his eyes.
Quite a sanguinary turn, I should say," Uncle Robert remarked.
I should say we should have Juno and William on shore first, as they can be of use.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "should say" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
