"Presuming, of course, the Weyrleaders will be allowed into the meeting."

"Presuming, of course, that I want to be a mobile human.

It's a bit smug of them to be presuming such distance from their complications, now.

It would now be held up as a model of excellence, presuming you could find a care home as good.

The whole system depended on everyone's knowing his or her place, and on not presuming to rise above it.

Presuming to criticize a dragonrider is the most dangerous offense against discretion.

The crippled gentleman flew into a furious rage with me for presuming to touch his chair.

She wasn't sure what she hoped to gain by presuming on the Crowley hospitality a bit longer.

Presuming, of course, that Starfleet and the Federation survived.

A man might be pardoned for presuming he'd looted the Treasury for himself."

"Presuming," Data added formally, "that you are referring to Locutus."

Now, presuming the shouts came at the time of the murder, would the murderer have had time to reach the lodge gates?"

She was the most magnificent woman he had ever seen and he had every intention of presuming on their childhood friendship.

"Presuming, just for the sake of argument, that he's like me, the lack of atmosphere isn't going to deter him.

On the screen she noted it came from a vessel they hadn't bothered with, presuming it out of disruptor range.

"Presuming, also, that you had murdered Methron, why should you have overlooked the envelope in his suitcase?

(I'm presuming all couples feel like this on occasion, not just us gluttonous lazybones.)

Effects of U.N. Sanctions There are several reasons for presuming he cannot survive indefinitely.

And even though we're working for Harry and Junior, I'm presuming you want the guilty party caught."

It sounds like you are presuming a constant force - although I am not sure "real" rubber bands would supply a constant force.

And on average, those customers are worth a profit of about $30, presuming most of Skype's income comes from subscriptions and call charges.

The Sink of Sin did not appear to be draining his soul to perdition on sight, always presuming he had a soul.

The monk scrambled up, presuming his words to be Dutch or German, and grabbed his wrist and hobbled with him.

It must be well above that point that the aeroplane enters the danger zone--always presuming that my premonitions are correct.

"Presuming, that is, that you can find room for me and my followers at Deep Space Nine until the wormhole is safe for passage.

His wife had presumed him dead and was living with another man.

He was never heard from again and is presumed dead.

He is presumed dead, but his body has never been found.

He presumed things would stay the same, but did not really know.

He had been presumed to be the next king, after all.

My body had now been presumed dead for five days.

I had by then been presumed dead for a week.

She is presumed dead at the hands of her husband.

He is now presumed to have been dead for a long time.

Presumed to be dead by the rest of the family.

The body of one man has been found and the rest are presumed dead.

To begin with, I had been presumed dead ever since the night of the fire.

We presumed the trade bill would be a hot issue.

If so, what human could presume to know his mind?

How could we have presumed she'd make any of that up?

I presume we need our own car to move around.

But do not presume for a moment to know me.

I would not presume to try to do your job.

But I was, so do not presume to tell what is true.

How could he presume to know who I really was?

This is presumed to be one of his last works.

You do not presume to say what the god has done!

I would not presume to ask why they want the information.

I presume his father's dead and you put him through school.

I cannot presume to know what is best for him and his wife.