Guess sentence example
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- I guess that's a good question.
- I guess I'm not a good investigator.
- I guess he was stunned by my beauty.
- They are going to give me a lovely present, but I cannot guess what it will be.
- Everyone knows water evaporates, rises, then falls to the earth as rain—but no one can even guess how much energy could be captured from this if we only knew how.Advertisement
- I guess we could say he hasn't been around much.
- I guess she just wanted to say goodbye.
- I guess I wasn't very polite, making a face like that.
- After that, I guess I was focused on just getting by.
- How long this state of things continued Dorothy could not even guess, she was so greatly bewildered.Advertisement
- "I guess not," he said, glancing around.
- I guess it's just something different - something we aren't used to yet.
- I guess the way I've acted... not telling you things - what else could you think?
- I guess I'd wonder too, if I were in your shoes.
- I guess that will do.Advertisement
- Well... I guess so, in a way.
- My guess is that he meant exactly what he said.
- I guess I didn't at first.
- I guess I should have told you that.
- I guess there's nothing we can do here.Advertisement
- I guess if he thought it was any of my business, he'd tell me.
- My guess is we won't have to absorb all this information.
- She thought he was speaking of Russia, or Prince Andrew, of herself, of his grandson, or of his own death, and so she could not guess his words.
- No, I guess not.
- Well, I guess there is nothing I can do.Advertisement
- I guess sometimes a man doesn't show much appreciation for what he has.
- My guess is that most of the savings came from Señor Medena, though.
- I guess because I like cooking.
- I guess I didn't think about it that way.
- I guess it was storming so bad that they didn't see or hear the train.Advertisement
- I guess I had it coming.
- No. I guess I'd be upset, too, if someone barged into my life that way.
- I guess when you put it that way...
- I guess it's true.
- I guess because the only one who should be looking at it is my husband.Advertisement
- I guess it does sound dull when I talk about it, but it's never dull to me, and Alex seems to be happy with things.
- I guess because the way she acted while we were there.
- I guess that's what they mean by cutting off your nose to spite your face.
- I guess he's going to use it in his business.
- I guess my life isn't very interesting to other people, but Alex and I like the way we live.Advertisement
- I guess I always knew he was secretive - even you to some degree.
- But after what you've been through, I guess it would seem like a picnic.
- I guess I can be a pill sometimes, but I really do appreciate your concern.
- I guess you're right.
- Like Alex, it was impossible to guess what was going on in his mind by the expression on his face.Advertisement
- I guess the evening was a little cold?
- Well, since you just graduated, my guess is that this is your 20'th.
- I guess I'll have to make sure I marry a man who'll stay home with the children.
- I guess I looked funny, so he asked me outright, if we'd been lovers.
- I'd guess he'll think twice now before intimidating Ms. Lydia Larkin!Advertisement
- "She's been caught in a trap some time, I guess," said Putnam.
- Just an unexpected memory, I guess.
- Still, Alex was a good salesman, I guess.
- Well, I guess we were making everyone else feel uncomfortable.
- I guess we'll see.
- I guess that's what you meant in the diner when you told me to hold that thought.
- I guess I'm a coward.
- I guess it was summer time.
- "I guess he didn't have time to fall asleep," Betsy said, her voice dripping with disappointment.
- I guess you could say that.
- That sounds so sordid but, I guess, something like that.
- I guess you're both excited about finding Alder's Bridge actually exists.
- I guess I'd try to convince Quinn to let us use his stuff.
- "I guess that was Alder's Bridge's bridge," I said, breaking the silence.
- Like yesterday, I guess; with all of you.
- Let's assign responsibilities and not second guess results.
- Okay, I guess I can hear you out.
- I guess not but please take down all these details.
- Howie wouldn't discuss the matter but we could only guess how he felt.
- I guess that's possible.
- I guess it means he hasn't told anyone about me.
- The bad news, I guess.
- He has to believe you guys truly exist and he may guess some of your limits and capabilities.
- I guess it was.
- I guess they figured the land wasn't worth as much as they thought.
- I guess we have to trust him, but I wish he'd stop going solo and confide in us.
- And Lydia's taking a sick day—woman stuff, I guess.
- Let me guess, Darkyn, the Dark One, ordered this.
- Never having met Alex or any other members of the family besides their Aunt Polly, it was hard to guess.
- I guess he couldn't picture himself in my old jalopy.
- To see if you'd admit it, I guess.
- I guess I can say marriage isn't in either of our plans.
- My guess is that such people have some genetic factor protecting them against the adverse effects of bacon.
- Electricity (hmm, I guess the trailer was solar powered), a refrigerator, air conditioning.
- I hung about the dangerous frontier of "guess," avoiding with infinite trouble to myself and others the broad valley of reason.
- She looked at him in dismay trying to guess what he wanted of her.
- It isn't one of those things you can talk through, I guess.
- It was the idea that I would never have one... the death of a dream, I guess.
- Other things occupied my mind, I guess.
- In the mean time, I guess I'll get some studying done.
- I guess I wasn't thinking about...
- That's why I'm here, I guess.
- I guess I never thought about that.
- I guess I should say thanks.
- Surely the Indians would guess that their query would eventually assemble.
- I guess you had a good night.
- I guess I'm supposed to meet him at the hotel.
- Bordeaux said he couldn't get you to come back with him, but I guess he was wrong.
- I guess I'm not a very good judge of character.
- Yeah, well she probably never took a whip to your father, but there's always a first time, Anyway, I guess she was pretty worked up.
- I guess I was already half in love with you when we met.
- I guess I distrusted all men because of what Dad did.
- I know, and I guess I was deliberately a little evasive because I wanted you to learn to trust me.
- I'm not much of a social person I guess.
- I guess I should go to college and make something of myself.
- I guess those are all excuses.
- Whether that was a good or bad thing she couldn't guess, and she didn't have time to ask.
- I guess we both lacked experience.
- I decided to talk to you this weekend, but I guess Mary found the form and took it upon herself to mail it to you.
- I guess it happened gradually.
- "I guess you could say Martha is pretty good looking," I answered.
- You'd think so and I guess he's curious about his past, but he's not as obsessed.
- I just had... a dream, I guess.
- I guess the nut went for a walk after all.
- I guess I'd like a little input from you guys, if you don't mind.
- So I guess the questions is this; where were you?
- "I guess we'll say good-by to Boise," I said tongue in cheek.
- You're all involved, I guess pretending all that other work business.
- Shut up; I told you not to interrupt... anyway, the damn thing went too fast for the old folks... over two miles an hour, I guess.
- Naw. He said Julie never talks about that old stuff and my guess is he doesn't want to open a can that might be messy.
- I guess you took one on the head too.
- I started to open the window to get out of there but I guess he heard me because he kicked down the door and grabbed me and cut me.
- I passed out for a few minutes, I guess, and then I thought I was alone so I started crawling toward the door.
- He didn't have anything on him after we put him down so I guess he didn't find what he was looking for.
- "I guess Howie has to buy a suit," I said.
- I guess he drove to the airport to pick up Martha and Claire but I guess they didn't come in when they were supposed to.
- I guess the speech went pretty well.
- "I guess we owe it to Howie and Julie to hear what they have to say," I said as we settled in the living room.
- I guess if they did, his hoodlum pals gave him an alibi.
- "I guess," she murmured.
- You've never … I mean, I guess you didn't go through the same thing?
- "I know … I guess … I hoped …" "Your dear old father was crazy?" he asked with a glint in his eyes that made her cringe.
- I guess the alternative was worse.
- Guess I'm just too old.
- I guess I watched too many movies about spies to know how they really work.
- I guess I'd forgotten how many there were.
- I guess I figured it out, though I don't know that I'd say I won that round.
- She rose and trailed him from the house to the car, unable to guess what could agitate him if killing people didn't.
- I guess I should feel sad, but I don't.
- He could guess what Dusty was pissed about, and it didn't have anything to do with women or rearranging his sectors.
- "I guess you could say I'm a divine spirit of sorts," he said, guarded once more.
- "It all turned out well, I guess," he said at last.
- "I guess he told you," Han said and squatted beside her.
- "I guess I'm done here," she said and rose.
- I'll say again: you're welcome in my bed, preferably naked, though this is good enough for now, I guess.
- "I guess I'd never thought of that," Linda admitted, a smile pulling up the corners of her mouth.
- "Guess I lost that bet," he muttered.
- "I guess I should feel honored to have your personal attention," she said acidly.
- Guess it's my turn.
- Let me guess, if you didn't like me, Dustin would take me out back and kill me.
- Let me guess, you asked him if he wanted a croissant?
- I guess the time this all happened was when Darkyn took on the Dark One.
- "I guess I know that," she whispered.
- I guess she made a deal with Darkyn.
- I guess that's my insurance, isn't it?
- "I guess what I'm trying to say is…" she drifted off.
- I … I guess I keep hoping when I walk out of my apartment next time, things will be normal.
- I mean, this time around, I guess.
- I guess what made the biggest impression was watching you and her over the course of thousands of years.
- I guess if you give a man the ability to build his own mate, he'll make her a tramp.
- I guess I wanted to see how you're faring.
- She could almost guess what was wrong but remained quiet.
- I mean you humans … I guess you make it look simple.
- I guess I pity you.
- I guess I was afraid to see what I'd done.
- I guess I shouldn't be surprised.
- Um, I guess you know how to call me if you need anything.
- "Guess I won't be going to any more auctions or garage sales with Fred," she muttered.
- "I guess so," Martha replied, her voice hardly above a whisper.
- "Guess I'd better brush up on my Spanish," Dean said, but Fred shook his head.
- I guess I can leave the same way.
- I guess kids need 'em.
- About your age, I guess.
- Cynthia raised her eyebrows as he asked, "Guess how much they cost me?"
- "No. I guess she's just a natural-born bitch," he muttered, earning a frown from Cynthia and a smile from Martha.
- "I guess it would depend on how important the something was," Dean answered.
- Yeah. I guess we went in—a little way— but it wasn't so bad until the flashlight started dimming and I got scared we wouldn't find our way out in the dark.
- I guess deep down I trusted them.
- I guess that shows they at least believed what they were doing was right—not just whacking you on the spur of the moment because they were mad as hell, taking their anger out on your backside.
- A couple of weeks ago, I guess.
- I guess you know that.
- I guess about Martha's age.
- I guess we was poor, but we were too broke to know it and having too much fun finding ways not to be.
- "Food and extra clothing, I guess," Cynthia answered as they neared Bird Song.
- I guess that means you now own a plaster skeleton!
- I guess deep down, I'm looking forward to the wedding although there are a million things I have to do first.
- I guess I'm even a little bit excited by the challenge.
- This is it, I guess,' Dean said glumly.
- My guess is it came from a finger or toe.
- If the name is 'Dawkins,' my guess is she's a stepmother.
- "I guess we should set up some ground rules here," Dean answered.
- I guess she was about the only one in the audience.
- I guess that makes him a resident.
- A dozen in all, I'd guess.
- My guess is high school kids.
- Yes. She sounded a bit sad—resigned, I guess, but she said everything was fine.
- I'll give you my guess.
- I'm David Dean— but I guess you already know that.
- Stealing papa's dough, I guess.
- I guess he had some bucks at one time—back when he bought all this land—but his bank account never held a candle to mine.
- Dean could only guess how painful so strong a blast directed at your body—and sometimes head—must feel.
- I guess I should feel better about Randy.
- I guess we'd all best get going.
- I guess this is how it's going to be—once you're sheriff.
- I guess I owe you one.
- I guess that's why she spoke up when Fitzgerald tried to frame me.
- I guess I was letting off my anger at everything.
- The other Dawkins are out—dinner, I guess.
- Moved on, I guess.
- That was in the early sixties, I'd guess.
- Right place, right time, I guess.
- Over the weekend, I guess.
- I guess he was 'high profile'— king of the clan or some nonsense like that.
- "Good for you, I guess," Dean answered.
- Guess you're out of luck.
- I guess Ginger counted the new eggs in the family basket and skipped back to the hubby's bed.
- Dean had his guess as to the culprit.
- Maria crushed Martha in her happy embrace, although what she'd perceived of the young girl's absence through the veil of her linguistic limitations was anyone's guess.
- I guess you're pissed at me for running against you.
- But when I think about it, I guess I shouldn't be exactly dumbfounded.
- My guess is our skeleton friend wasn't important enough to even make the press.
- I guess you can find anything on the Internet, can't you?
- Mostly scared, I guess.
- I guess I agree, but that wasn't what I meant.
- His guess had been three days.
- If she had to guess, she'd call the emotion fear.
- How did she win him, if she had to guess what he was thinking?
- Guess who gets to clean up that mess?
- "I guess I didn't realize you weren't ready," she said as she joined him.
- I guess I can check the Oracle.
- I guess we went to Darkyn.
- If he does, I guess they've got to create a new plan.
- I guess I just wanted to see you.
- "I made an educated guess, based on what I knew about both of you," Andre replied.
- "I guess our first night together was subpar, if today was so much better," he replied.
- I guess a better answer is that I need time to heal before I can trust myself to love you, Deidre.
- You would guess right.
- "I guess I wanted to see how you're faring," Deidre managed.
- "My guess is that the Deidres are missing together," Wynn murmured.
- I guess I figured it would come to this.
- It's just a guess.
- I guess you haven't heard.
- I guess it's indefinite.
- It had always been difficult to guess what was on his mind.
- Well, I guess it's worth a try.
- I guess I took you for granted.
- I guess I was feeling sorry for the bear... and maybe me.
- They'll have to be hand fed now, I guess.
- Yes, well, I guess he is.
- I guess in social circles he would be considered a big player.
- I guess he is.
- I guess 'situation' is one way of describing it.
- "Yeah, I guess," Rhyn muttered.
- "I guess the sea breeze is good for the libido," she continued.
- "I'm going to guess you kill people for a living," she said, eyes on what was definitely a line of small throwing knives and was that a sword lining the thigh on the far side?
- Well, I guess you're right, Rhyn.
- Is it a safe guess that I now owe you?
- "Or, I guess you can tell him to come out," she said.
- Just calling to uh, say hi, I guess.
- Yeah. I guess it was inevitable.
- Just a … bad dream I guess.
- "You fell totally in love with him, too, but you were uh … well, I guess deities are sort of…" "You were a mega-bitch," Toby said.
- I guess at least he'll be able to get a new mate in a few months.
- "That's something, I guess," she replied.
- "I guess we're both lucky I'll be dead soon," she returned.
- Why did I or … I guess, the past-Deidre bring you back?
- Guess I shouldn't be surprised.
- My first guess would be hers.
- "I guess," she said grudgingly.
- Right. Let me guess.
- I guess it really doesn't matter.
- I guess if the operation fails, I'll die anyway, right?
- I mean, I guess there could be two Gabriels in the Immortal world, she said.
- Luck of the draw, I guess.
- "Or…women, I guess," Gabriel clarified.
- Let me guess, you have a headache.
- "I guess," he said with a shrug.
- That sucks, I guess.
- "Let me guess, you work for a dead doctor," she said, crossing her arms.
- I guess you wouldn't if you didn't plan on leaving Hell.
- My guess is Sasha snatched you.
- "Guess that means I'll have to stop sleeping around," she retorted.
- "I guess it's cheating when you can see the future," she mused.
- I guess you no longer interest me, since you.re just another of my slaves.
- I guess it really is Thanksgiving next week.
- I guess when you stop counting hours and days and just count months or years—
- What he considered me, I won.t even try to guess, but no, I didn.t.
- "I can guess what this is about," Kiki said.
- I guess it wouldn.t matter if you succeeded in altering it like Kris said.
- "Sorry. I guess I can see him doing that," she explained.
- "I guess there comes a time where even the best of us are tempted," he reasoned.
- I guess they changed their mind.
- Let me guess, Darkyn, the Dark One ordered this.
- I guess I could visit for a week, if it means so much to you.
- I guess you got my message.
- Yeah. The usual, I guess.
- "I guess he's not a war prisoner in the traditional sense," Evelyn replied.
- I guess the other guy just got caught this time.
- "I guess that means …" … you'll never let me go home.
- A'Ran didn't have to guess which her his uncle spoke of.
- "I guess not," Evelyn said at her silence.
- I guess they told A'Ran you were killed, not taken.
- I guess I shouldn't be snoopy either, but we've had a lot of guests in the last six months and I've never felt this uncomfortable about any of the others.
- I guess I'm just frisky because it's so quiet around here.
- "I'd guess so," Fred answered.
- I guess that's a fib.
- "I guess so," he answered, surprised at the question.
- Wishful thinking, I guess.
- I'd guess she was real content here in Ouray.
- My guess is she sets the damn alarm multiple times every night.
- Just curious, I guess.
- Well, I guess it's time we see if Fred needs any help with our guests from Boston.
- I guess there's another skier for tomorrow's outing.
- And, I guess this guy Shipton is abusive, and doesn't take rejection very well.
- He treats Edith like a piece of the furniture—bangs her around too, I guess.
- I guess I just automatically think the worst of anything that comes out of Shipton's mouth, regardless.
- Before we can read what she wrote, we can only guess the reason for it.
- "I guess the sisters spent the day at the museum," Cynthia said.
- I guess I'm busted, huh?
- I guess that doesn't show me as a sensitive and loving husband, huh?
- I guess that one slipped my mind.
- Oh, I guess I'm just being foolish like Claire says.
- I guess your gear is back in your car.
- My guess is love has nothing to do with it.
- I guess after reading this here notebook, it was a fool's errand.
- No, I guess I'm not.
- But I guess there's no reason to volunteer the information to her.
- I still do, I guess.
- It could have been anything, but I'd guess she had a serious rift at home, probably with her parents.
- My guess is she fled from some type of sexual encounter.
- I'd guess she left home quite young, perhaps as a mid-teenager, with little or no dough.
- It's none of my business what—" "I guess I deserved that.
- Vanoli's Gold Belt Theater was the place that got the most attention, but he owned The Roma that Annie mentions, plus saloons up in Red Mountain and I guess other places.
- Well, I guess it wasn't all pleasure, but still—it must have been electrifying!
- I guess I'm just blowing off steam.
- Stomping on everyone in his way, I guess.
- Then Whitehouse added begrudgingly, And I guess he's smart.
- But I guess that wasn't the first time.
- He was climbing alone, something I guess you're not supposed to do, especially if you're a beginner like Shipton was.
- And since it's snowed a foot or two since then, I'd guess there aren't any footprints to prove you were strolling alone in the woods.
- That would be my guess.
- I guess they'll keep her overnight.
- Nope. I'm surprised he wasn't, as far as he fell and I guess he is by now.
- My guess is Shipton either said something to someone before he croaked or he's still alive and talking.
- My guess is someone did a bit of planning for Jerome Shipton's big fall, and Edith hasn't demonstrated any real talent for long-range thinking.
- I guess she was afraid the police might search their stuff.
- This I am sure will occur if he is to guess my condition, which grows more noticeable as my time draws closer.
- My guess is any place Edith ain't is where you'll find Ryland for a while.
- But my guess is you don't have any reason to doubt Ryland loves you.
- It's okay, I guess.
- He wanted her to do something but then he went out and got killed, I guess.
- Kind of strange, I guess.
- I guess he wasn't the ideal patient so the doctors weren't inclined to put up much of a fuss.
- Long before she came to Ouray, I guess.
- I guess that's why she identified so much with Annie.
- I guess in a way I bonded with Donnie, thinking he did what I wanted to do.
- Everything piled up, I guess.
- I'd guess he learned from the notebook, after she was dead.
- I'd guess he cared for her, in his own way.
- I guess there was death—but not scary death—only inevitable, the-time-has-come kind of passing.
- "Guess you won me," Martha said as she dropped a duffle bag on the hall floor.
- He's too busy making money, I guess.
- I guess I considered it as a possibility.
- And guess what else?
- Yup. He had a car, a rental I guess.
- No guess where he and the woman are staying?
- Do you want another guess?
- I'd guess Shipton left it.
- My guess is Edith left lots of little subtle clues around her house, letting hubby know where she was going.
- My guess is she acted out of some inner desperation.
- My guess is Donnie's muteness may be far more complicated.
- This is part guess, part fact, with both parts complicated.
- My guess is the missing piece of line fell into the river.
- "I guess you could say that," Dean answered.
- I'm not quite sure what to do with that information, but thanks, I guess.
- When Sarah asked why, he answered, "I don't know, I guess I'm running out of things to say."
- Well, I guess we're finished here.
- Oh, I guess I am a little sleepy.
- Well, I guess, but I hope you will at least try for a while.
- Well, you guess correctly, and for you those are nasty, for me, not so much.
- Um, yeah okay, I guess.
- Guess we should start stock piling bottles.
- Oh, I guess he thinks she'll be more comfortable in it.
- Hi, guess I was somewhere else.
- I guess you didn't get your omelet.
- He laughed and thought, Guess I could've brought the red Testarossa.
- Okay, I guess, it's still pretty weird though.
- Guess I'm the ugly duckling in this group.
- I guess my biggest reason is I don't want to lose her and let's face it, when I'm toothless and bald and she is still as beautiful as today, she's not going to want me.
- Just a little overwhelmed I guess.
- I guess I owe you an explanation.
- I tried to guess the pieces you liked, I'm anxious to see if I chose correctly.
- I'm sorry, guess I'm just a little tired.
- I guess I owe them a lot more than bread then.
- Well judging from your art collection and furnishings at Fairhaven I would guess you're about a hundred and fifty years old.
- I guess we can shelve that one for a while.
- I don't know, guess I never took an interest.
- Huh, I guess I hadn't thought about that.
- I guess I'll just have to quit school then.
- I guess I'll have to bring some sheet music for you then.
- I guess we should take them to your studio.
- I guess we'll have to kill some time while you clear out.
- He chuckled, "Given your understanding at breakfast yesterday, I guess I am going to have to accept that."
- My best guess is that you two are soul-mates, destined to be together, and you have a higher purpose.
- I guess that plan didn't work.
- Oh my, I guess I was pretty tired.
- I guess I'm over-thinking things.
- I guess I could say it's a medical problem.
- I guess I am my own worst enemy.
- I guess this is going to take some getting used to.
- Well, I guess that makes it easy for us.
- I guess the Sidwell women can't resist the Parrish charm.
- I guess we're just a couple of insomniacs, huh?
- "Hmm, I guess you're right," mused Jackson.
- Well… guess that explains why you're sore.
- I guess everybody knows what happened last night, but me.
- Sarah gasped, "Wow, I guess that will be the last time you try to stay away, huh?"
- In a week or so, I guess.
- I guess so, but I wonder sometimes if heredity is the major factor.
- I guess it must have snowed since you came out here.
- I guess the feed bill is considerably smaller, too.
- Then I guess I'll clean my room.
- I guess I must have fallen asleep.
- I guess I must be better.
- I guess I just like surprises.
- Kind of silly, when you get to thinking about it, I guess.
- I guess I was out of line, but...
- "Then I guess she married the right man," he commented casually.
- "Yeah. Well, I guess we can cross that bridge when we come to it," he answered curtly.
- I thought maybe yesterday... but I guess he had a lot on his mind.
- I guess he thinks I'm going to ransack his wallet or something.
- I guess men have always got to push women as far as they'll go.
- I guess that would make Penny Tessa's kid.
- I guess I'm scared, but I'm too tired to tell, she answered.
- I guess my grandfather was at one time a friend of Mr. Tim's.
- I guess she wouldn't play this morning at all but changed her mind this afternoon.
- He could guess her thoughts without hearing them: she was silently clucking at the army-type who thought he could boss around a fed.
- I guess this will work out after all.
- I guess she tried to escape and didn't get far.
- "I guess the receivers don't matter too much now," she said.
- "At first, I think it was knowing he was a black sheep like me. My sister always treated me like I was a blight on the family name. She tried to help me in her own way, I guess, which was better than what Rhyn's brothers did to him. I wanted to believe he could make it in the Immortal world, because if he could, I could, too," she started.
- "After I left the Sanctuary, I guess you could say I had a visitor who told me about Lilith and why you killed her. How she was working with the Dark One to try to drag Kris and the rest of us down to Hell," Kiki explained.
- Though I guess if Death doesn't find their soul like she can't find yours, they can just … linger.
- The real Gabriel had been the one to tell her that the child she carried was a girl. "I guess we have to wait and see," she forced herself to say and added silently, I hope you're safe, Gabriel, wherever you are.
- Let him get snatched by Darkyn. I guess Toby is in Hell.
- I guess he can take better care of himself than Toby, she said.
- "I can guess that bitch is pretty unforgiving," Rhyn said.
- "I guess not. Except … " She trailed off, gazing around the tent.
- Me neither, I guess.
- "I guess we just have to do the best we can," Deidre said.
- Since I'm here, I guess it's a good thing I didn't take a chance on him.
- Her guards are gone, which means they're off tracking demons. Death is unpredictable, but if I were to guess, she's somewhere in the underworld.
- I guess that's the kind of thing you do when you're bored.
- Let me guess. That happens tonight, if I don't get to wherever it is Gabe was taking me.
- You're making me second guess myself, Rhyn.
- The queue to get in here is longer than you'd guess.
- I guess I'm not making much sense, period.
- It infuriates me, but he keeps doing it—some macho thing, I guess.
- A little of each, I guess.
- He added, "I guess that's why Jeff had too much booze."
- I guess you've met her.
- But not very good, I guess.
- Mrs. Porter, the housekeeper, came in weekly and Dean could guess the percentage of work performed by each.
- Dean never mentioned this bit of detective work to anyone, but he could guess who had torn the page from the Parkside Library edition.
- I'd guess it's been there a spell—there was a fair amount of dust on it.
- I guess he lucked out and got a new one for this trip.
- Even odd, I'd guess.
- And then they got sick of sitting around, and maybe ran out of dough I guess and figured the heat was off, so they came out.
- I guess you carry that gun 'cause it's such a piss-poor neighborhood where our old buddy Vinnie lives.
- Well, I guess you got me there.
- Cynthia Byrne held out her hand and said, with what Dean hoped was at least a hint of reluctance, I guess I won't be seeing you again.
- Naw. I guess I should have.
- The last day or so, I guess, Dean answered.
- I guess that means DeLeo won a cup of coffee, huh?
- "Yeah, I guess you're right," Randy answered.
- I guess it was Cleary—he never said his name but that's what's on the mailbox.
- I guess you're the cop.
- Somebody screwed up, I guess.
- "I guess we'll be having the Memorial Service on Tuesday after all," she said.
- I thought it had a flat but I guess he fixed it.
- "Kinda woozy, I guess," he said.
- "I guess it boils down to a case of doing what's right in spite of the consequences," Fred said, sounding like the old philosopher.
- I'd guess you're sort of drunk.
- And other states too, I'd guess.
- Guess what came this morning, special messenger?
- She did-n't wait for him to guess.
- Nope. I guess he misses out on a Christmas card this year.
- I guess he was thinking about biking again, Randy commented.
- I guess dad's dying and all finally caught up to her.
- I guess that accounts for the cheek.
- I'd guess the only reason they knocked him off was to set an example for anyone else who might have similar ideas.
- You said you was going alone, so I guess I'm going alone too.
- Guess I was tailgating too close.
- Something came up, a friend or someone I guess.