Use "resay" in a sentence

1. It was his dream that he would marry and have children … and Dan is a man to make his dreams reality … I think he had some crackbrained idea that he could have the wife and family along with my friendship as well … I daresay he thought I would come to terms with Joanna … after all, she was a friend of mine … it made some sort of sense

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2. I daresay he’ll be able to find out who the guy in the bar was … as I said, I think he was a local

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3. I daresay I could find more tenants, but if Dan is going to act like that, they are not likely to stay either … damn! He’s screwed me up again! The bastard!

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4. I don’t know the woman, but I daresay Liz is in much the same state … of course, I could be wrong about that, though from what I gleaned when she rang the other day and what Stephen has told me, I feel that is unlikely

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5. I daresay she didn’t intend for it to come over so clearly, and maybe I am being over-sensitive but I felt it all the same … Well, if the only job I can get is in Taunton, I’ll just have to move back to Bridgwater … at least that will cut my travelling costs

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6. I daresay Mum is regretting the row every bit as much as Stephen is by now

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7. ‘Yes, and being here on your own doesn’t help either, I daresay

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8. I daresay you don’t have any trouble like that

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9. ‘I daresay I’ll survive

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10. They were devoted to Joris and I daresay they’ll transfer to JJ very fast … especially as he’s so clearly a member of the family … but if he wants to use his musical skill, there’d be outlets for that

11. ‘No, me neither … but I daresay our friend Gerisse has some useful associates who wouldn’t flinch at such activity … especially if he’s dabbling in the criminal underworld, as would appear to be the case

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12. Angie stressed that you were suffering post-migraine effects at the time of the attack so I daresay there is some excuse – just you ensure it does not happen again!

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13. ‘I daresay that would not bear examination

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14. ‘I daresay I am wasting my breath,’ she said with a wry mouth

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15. ‘No, I daresay you don’t … your mother died two days after I brought you both back here

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16. I daresay my nerves are a bit on edge anyway … what with the impending trip to Minca

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17. ‘She has been recognised by several people since then and I daresay the gossip in Sulis Min has been rife on the subject

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18. I daresay there may be more but those are the ones which we know about

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19. ‘And I daresay there are several women who would kill to be in my place at the moment … standing here with your arms around me

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20. He looks a bit wobbly to my eyes and although I daresay I couldn’t catch him if he fell over, at least I could raise the alarm

21. Berndt produces some oil and herbs and, although I daresay our meal would be considered pretty basic by virtually anyone, it tastes delicious after a morning riding through the pouring rain

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22. ‘I daresay they would try to invade if they knew … or destroy us

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23. Seems pretty frightful to me, but I daresay the quantity of water in the wasteg does the job without pollution being a problem

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24. I always could read you like a book, Jo, and although I daresay no-one else noticed because the pair of you were very good at keeping up appearances, I couldn’t miss it

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25. ‘Well, to be honest, I was completely stunned when she first mentioned it but, I daresay she knows what she is doing

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26. The now familiar wrench in the pit of my stomach happens again, I daresay I shall get used to being linked with Alastair in time

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27. It takes about three quarters of an hour to drive from Naples to Sorrento and was it an education … I daresay I shall become accustomed to driving over here but believe me it is crazy! The basic rule of the road seems to be ‘go for it’ and they obey this one regardless of commonsense, consideration for other drivers or even practicality

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28. I daresay you will find diary entries on the subject

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29. ‘You are a wicked, wicked man!’ she laughed, ‘But if it results in that poor woman being looked after, then I daresay the Good Lord will have mercy on you!’

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30. “I daresay this will be a very long and drawn out search

31. “I daresay you have seen more

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32. " "I daresay you haven't had much practice," said the Queen

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33. “You two had quite a journey,” he said as placidly as though he was discussing the weather, “but I daresay the next couple of days will be even more eventful

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34. I daresay you are reckoning on a late repentance

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35. “My God, woman, she is just a child! Do you have any idea how many manipulative women reside in the Royal Court?” He thundered, “If they are all possessed then I daresay we are all living in Hell!” Seeing the anger on his face, she backed away and stammered, “Can you forgive me going behind your back? I am sorry, I didn’t know what else to do…” before she could finish her thought, Henri had stormed out the door, leaving it wide open

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36. He never learned, and I daresay he never would

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37. I assumed they were officers, although I daresay it isn’t important

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38. I ought to have hired somebody to help me today, and I daresay I would have if I were doing it properly – if I’d have still cared

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39. A little rough in places, perhaps – there were a few reflections in the water which weren’t as refined as his usual work, but I daresay it would pass muster in society

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40. “I daresay she is looking better, sir, but it seems as if you will be quite occupied for a

41. I daresay that she is quite

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42. I don't think I told you that after that trumpeting Sunday, moved to real compassion by the sufferings of him you call the fiddler man, I took my courage in both hands and told Johanna with the pleasantest of smiles--I daresay it was really a rather ghastly one--that her trumpeter must not again bring his instrument with him when he called

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43. I couldn't understand 'em, and I don't think he could either, but he was very game and stuck to it once he'd begun, and went on making' my head spin and I daresay his own too

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44. He still is, in the form of Siegfried Wagner, and I daresay of others; and once somebody told me that when Germans wished to indulge their disrespect for the Kaiser freely--he was not at that time yet an ex-Kaiser---without being run in for _lèse majesté_, they loudly and openly abused him under the name of Siegfried Meyer, whose initials, S

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45. Jewks do,' I said, 'that you think was the direct result of her Christian name? Don't tell me if my question is indiscreet, which I daresay it is, because I know I often am, but your theory interests me

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46. Unwelcomed, unwanted, and I daresay quite often asked by the many pension proprietors who are angrily anti-German to go somewhere else

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47. Besides, she will know the sequel, she will know what came next, and will see, I daresay, how vain the expense of trouble and emotions was

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48. Do you remember how it was like flames, and the very air was golden? The hazel-bushes, do you remember them? Along the path that led down from the terrace to the village? How each separate one was like a heap of light? Do you remember how you spent to-day, the 22nd of September, 1919, lying on a rug in the sun close up under one of them, content to stare at the clear yellow leaves against the amazing sky? You've forgotten, I daresay

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49. Uncle Rudolph is no lady; and this little house, which I daresay looks a picture of peace from outside with the snow falling on its roof and the firelight shining in its windows, seethes with elemental passions

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50. But I daresay what she tells them is a very pretty little nonsense

51. 'I daresay they will not dream of coming round this way at all,' she continued, 'but you never know

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52. The ladies have been abused by foreigners for many years, some I daresay have been hostesses here since long before you came to Hong Kong

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53. I daresay you're not used to such scenes

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54. Long has it been a source of great speculation and conjecture by agents and our enemies alike I daresay, as to the seemingly limitless source of funding that our Agency has been blessed with through the years

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55. "I daresay, it would have looked extremely bad if he hadn't shown up at all

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56. daresay that the insolence, if there is such, lies on the part of old world covens that've apparently hidden a

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57. "And then I daresay this sort of thing wears off

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58. "Oh, I daresay! Madame Homais!" And he added with a meditative air, "As if she were a lady like madame!"

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59. I daresay there was the usual official inquiry, but who cared for it? That sort of thing speaks for itself with no uncertain voice; though the papers, I remember, gave the event no space to speak of: no large headlines--no headlines at all

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60. Heathcliff stayed to speak to him, and I entered the kitchen---a dingy, untidy hole; I daresay you would not know it, it is so changed since it was in your charge

61. Daresay Corny Kelleher bagged the job for O'Neill's

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62. Daresay she felt 1

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63. Mortimer," said he; "but I daresay that your friend, Mr

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64. There's not room for you actually in the Old Palace, but I daresay you wouldn't want that yourself'

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65. I daresay she’d approve of anything you did, short “You forget Mrs

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66. I daresay she'll go easier when she's settled

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67. They thought very ill of his family for leaving him like that; it couldn't happen with their people, they said, and I daresay they're right

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68. "Oh, I daresay! Madame Homais!" And he added with a meditative

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69. "Your learning the truth? I daresay! But, heavens," I fell, with vehemence, athinking, "what it shows that they must, to that extent, have succeeded in making of him!"

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70. We went straight to the lake, as it was called at Bly, and I daresay rightly called, though I reflect that it may in fact have been a sheet of water less remarkable than it appeared to my untraveled eyes

71. I daresay you are in league with her

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72. Still, I daresay, more was guessed than was known, though doubtless Mr

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73. 'No doubt you can,' retorted Sam, 'and I daresay there's more truth in

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74. And I daresay

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75. 'Deserves it! I daresay he does

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76. I daresay it is fair enough

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77. 'I daresay,' said Frodo

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78. `I daresay,' said Sam

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79. 'I daresay,' growled Gorbag

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80. daresay it'll keep you from harm better than any other gear

81. "My poor little feet didn't make much noise then! I daresay poor old Mr

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82. But I daresay that fear of the evil eye will follow hard behind us all the way

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83. Had it been dark, I daresay he would have tried to remedy the mistake by smashing Hareton’s skull on the steps; but, we witnessed his salvation; and I was presently below with my precious charge pressed to my heart

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84. ‘Yes; and how sweetly his father curses in his solitude! You remember him, I daresay, when he was just such another as that chubby thing: nearly as young and innocent

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85. Heathcliff stayed to speak to him, and I entered the kitchen—a dingy, untidy hole; I daresay you would not know it, it is so changed since it was in your charge

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86. I daresay she had been on the watch for me since morning: I saw her looking through the lattice as I came up the garden causeway, and I nodded to her; but she drew back, as if afraid of being observed

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87. Can I trust your assertion, Isabella? Are you sure you hate me? If I let you alone for half a day, won’t you come sighing and wheedling to me again? I daresay she would rather I had seemed all tenderness before you: it wounds her vanity to have

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88. He neither spoke nor loosed his hold for some five minutes, during which period he bestowed more kisses than ever he gave in his life before, I daresay: but then my mistress had kissed him first, and I plainly saw that he could hardly bear, for downright agony, to look into her face! The same conviction had stricken him as me, from the instant he beheld her, that there was no prospect of ultimate recovery there—she was fated, sure to die

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89. I daresay you’ll catch a bad cold or a fever: you have something the matter with you now!’

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90. I daresay Polly here wouldn’t want any other, would you, Polly?’

91. “She is a good hand, I daresay,” said the charwoman

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92. “As to the mouth, it delights at times in laughter; it is disposed to impart all that the brain conceives; though I daresay it would be silent on much the heart experiences

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93. I filled a wine-glass (I saw Miss Ingram watch me frowningly as I did so: she thought I was taking a liberty, I daresay), and I returned to the library

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94. “I daresay you hardly remember me, Miss,” he said, rising as I entered; “but my name is Leaven: I lived coachman with Mrs

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95. Rochester they were not observed; he was earnestly looking at my face from which the blood had, I daresay, momentarily fled: for I felt my forehead dewy, and my cheeks and lips cold

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96. Rochester at the house up yonder, Wood; but I daresay you have many a time inclined your ear to gossip about the mysterious lunatic kept there under watch and ward

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97. You start—did you hear a noise? I daresay it is only a rat scrambling along the rafters of the adjoining schoolroom: it was a barn before I had it repaired and altered, and barns are generally haunted by rats

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98. "Daresay you can, George

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99. “I daresay that if I had put £100 down in front of him, that man would not have given me such complete information as was drawn from him by the idea that he was doing me on a wager

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100. “Ah, yes, of course! Well, a cheetah is just a big cat, and yet a saucer of milk does not go very far in satisfying its wants, I daresay