Examples of 'suppose he will' in a sentence
Meaning of "suppose he will"
This phrase is used to express a prediction or assumption about someone's future actions or behavior. It suggests that the person in question is likely to do what is being discussed, although it is not certain
How to use "suppose he will" in a sentence
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I suppose he will try to settle here now.
There is no reason to suppose he will meekly do so now.
I suppose he will have to stay here with us.
I do not suppose he will.
Suppose he will want his money back.
Then you can have no reason to suppose he will make an offer to me.
I suppose he will be pondering it for a bit now.
Whistles But I do not suppose he will lose his temper with you.
Suppose he will not disclose the whereabouts.
Where do you suppose he will send it to?
I suppose he will do all right out of it when he marries her.
But if it has to be done, I suppose he will understand the intrusion.
I suppose he will like to know in advance.
Do you suppose it will work? Do you suppose he will listen about Capt.
I suppose he will try to be more careful.
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Whatever it is, I suppose he will not get you.
I suppose he will have to spare somebody.
Excepting in serious parts, I suppose he will never put on the sock.
I suppose he will get over it soon.
Does your editor agree to these conditions? I suppose he will have to.
I do not suppose he will like it much.
I don't know what Lord Monomark is gonna say. Suppose he will want his money back.
I suppose he will just materialize out of thin air.
Going the same way his party . I suppose he will start drinking too.
I suppose he will wanna talk to me about it.
I suppose Mr Napier will have to manage everything . I suppose he will.
I suppose he will be there tomorrow night at the party.
I mean… how long do you suppose he will be gone?
I suppose he will start drinking too.
What do you suppose he will show?
I suppose he will have to spend the night in my room.
When do you suppose he will show up?
I suppose he will win the championship this time.
What do you suppose he will be?
I suppose he will bring him back.
Well, he called the meeting . I suppose he will be there.
I suppose he will find somebody else.
Well, honours even. I suppose he will find somebody else.
I suppose he will have to find a bride.
If he says so, I suppose he will.
I suppose he will get ten to fifteen.
Well, then I suppose he will do.
I suppose he will understand the intrusion.
No, I do not suppose he will.
I suppose he will do something horrible with it.
Well, Ooze can do anything ; so I suppose he will find Cannes for you.
I do not suppose he will leave his crown to a murderer.
So will yours. You don't suppose he will tell him?
I suppose he will show up though.
Oh, he will not be in to breakfast then? - No, I do not suppose he will.
