I had of course assumed I would become a society hostess.

I just assumed...

That's what I assumed.

I assumed as much.

No. I assumed Chicago.

Well, then I just assumed it.

Sorry if I assumed too much.

People assumed and this was actually a problem people assumed that if they had little dinosaurs, if they had juvenile dinosaurs, they'd be easy to identify.

I just assumed he was some drunk.

She thanked me. I never saw her again, so I assumed...

I'm afraid I'm a little bit confused. I assumed

In fact, it had got to the point where I raised the gavel and was going to bring it down because there was complete silence, and I assumed that we had made it.

These are my children, Mr Dawes. Well, so I assumed.

Over the years the Organization had assumed a Byzantine complexity as activities, committees and institutional entities had proliferated.

Each assumed that the other had seen to it. It's as simple as that.

Assumed?

That was why the competence of the interpreter of the concept had assumed great significance.

UNICEF had assumed leadership in several sectors, including water and sanitation, education and child protection.

UNICEF had assumed leadership in several sectors, including water and sanitation, education and child protection.

I actually just assumed the pathologic sequence of events was settled science.

She assumed that I did not know how to use a stove.

He assumed I was a famous general and challenged me to fight.

It had also assumed the chairmanship of the Missile Technology Control Regime for 2004 and 2005.

The role which the private sector had assumed in UNIDO programmes and activities was especially noteworthy.

UNFPA had erroneously assumed that losses of project equipment need not be reported to the Board.

Everyone needs to understand what is assumed and what is not assumed.

The refugee issue had assumed increasingly complex dimensions, which sometimes challenged UNHCR to work at maximum capacity.

The problem of international drug control had assumed unprecedented proportions and affected all countries of the world.

I assumed you were one of the renowned vassals of the illustrious warrior Raiko.

Their findings, in line with a shock acceleration model, suggest a greater effect than had previously been assumed.

At the national level, the matter had gradually assumed importance among the concerns of the various organs of State.

2. At the Geneva meeting, the Board welcomed the Director, who had assumed her duties on 13 October 1997.

Regarding funding for the end user sector, no additional funds had been allocated as national phase out agreements had been assumed to cover all costs.

Well, I said you didn't phone the police because you naturally assumed that I would do it from the hotel.

I assumed it was probably the same person who sent that cake to the wedding banquet.

Hitler assumed power in 1933.

Now as I was there, I guess, like a lot of people, I assumed that it was just an aspirin for the mind.

The facts omitted were not secrets since they had been widely publicized in the very same international press that, his delegation assumed, the Special Rapporteur had consulted.

This cable, combined with the rain which had fallen during the night, had allegedly produced an electric shock, which was assumed to be the cause of death.

66. The meeting noted that it had been informed that the function of focal point had been assumed by the head of the Activities and Programmes Branch.

Didn't you know it was against the law to register under an assumed name? No, I didn't.

And I assumed someone was working to preserve it or save it and I could volunteer, but I realized no one was doing anything.

It was stated that the phenomenon was not confined to any region or group of States but had assumed global proportions.

Specifically, the secretariat, when reviewing the claim, had incorrectly assumed that the claim in respect of one of the two business owned by the claimant had been withdrawn.

In terms of negotiating resolutions, he noted a declining role for Permanent Representatives, as this function had been largely assumed by experts.