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Example sentences for "suppose they"

  • If they find him when they get abroad, you don't suppose they'll swallow anything you have to say about trying to deliver him over.

  • I suppose they'll tell us we ought to rock ballast that line.

  • I suppose they do," assented the Rose of Sharon, "and their daughters sometimes squander it, just as their sons squander their money.

  • I suppose they do not intend to say that--our friend, here--murdered the man.

  • I suppose they'll take it to Mr. Wickerby.

  • I suppose they'll be sold at last for the legacy duty, and, when that's paid, the balance will belong to her.

  • I suppose they have it naturally--cradle of the race, and all that sort of thing.

  • Suppose they decide to reinsure and quit.

  • I suppose they won't shut us up in the Bastile, or treat us as Napoleon did Captain Wright?

  • But you have a good many prisoners below; I suppose they could be trusted to help us?

  • I suppose they can't intend to keep the irons on our wrists, now they have got us all safe.

  • The commandant sent off one or two, every day; and I suppose they, like those you sent, were all stopped.

  • I don't suppose they were to be pitied, colonel," Doctor O'Flaherty laughed.

  • Still, I suppose they want to reconnoitre our position, and draw the fire of the Spaniards to ascertain their whereabouts.

  • Well, I suppose they'll have the same nursery that we had.

  • Well, I suppose they must be boys;--at least the most of them.

  • But I suppose they have no idea of marrying as yet.

  • I was just thinking what a different creature a Massachusetts man is from a Virginian, And yet I suppose they're both as pure English stock as you'll get anywhere in America.

  • I suppose they've got thoroughly settled in their apartment by this time.

  • By the way, major, suppose they don't come along, what will you do for breakfast and dinner?

  • I didn't suppose they'd be home till long after midnight," said Katty, as she scurried away.

  • It was my own letter; but I didn't suppose they had it when--when we sought to have him released as not of legal age.

  • I suppose they'll say we did wrong to come here, and run so many risks," went on Andy.

  • Oh, I suppose they could, ordinarily," he answered.

  • I suppose they ought to be sent away school," said Mr. Racer reflectively.

  • I suppose they would be all right if we only got used to them," suggested Louis.

  • Some of our Indians eat clay, and I suppose they like it.

  • To a Dyak gentleman I suppose they are; but I was not fascinated with them, though I saw some on the Simujan who were not bad looking.

  • I suppose they done it for a complement to the Frenchmens on acct.

  • I suppose they must be boiled even if it is the Judgment Day to-morrow.

  • But I suppose they wouldn't be very comfortable in heaven either.

  • When weeds go to heaven I suppose they will be flowers," continued the Story Girl.

  • Well, I call it abusing them, to suppose they would do any such thing--stocks, indeed!

  • Peter replied vaguely, "No, I suppose they wouldn't.

  • I suppose they'll be coming up to town soon, then, for him to attend Parliament.

  • I suppose they live in a pail of water, so to speak.

  • Oh, well, I suppose they are in a hurry," said Jasper, as carelessly as he could.

  • Well," said Chrissie, "I suppose they had to be.

  • I suppose they had to care for Uncle Percy.


  • The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "suppose they" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.


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