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Meanings of think the speaker in English

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Usage of think the speaker in English
1
A rustle made Alan think the speaker was moving away.
Chatterbox, 1906
2
If you think the speaker of the House is chosen only by the majority Republicans, you're wrong.
Reuters
3
I think the speaker now meant that they eat it in Italy as opposed to the provenance of the bulb.
The Irish Times
4
If you think the speaker sounds great, but you don't like its shape, fabric or color options, you're still unlikely to buy it.
Wired
5
You would think the Speaker would speak; therefore he is mostly silent.
What's Wrong with the World
6
I think the Speaker needs to explain the matter.
News.com.au
7
She had thought the speaker narrow-minded and ill-natured.
Good Old Anna
8
He spoke to political reporter Yvette McCullough about why he thinks the Speaker as over-stepped his role.
Radio NZ
9
Matthew thought the speaker must've gone away.
Mister Slaughter
10
The remark drew forth a peal of laughter from the company, who thought the speaker hit the truth exactly.
The Symposium
11
An alert bank customer thought the speaker mounted over his bank's ATM looked suspicious, so he called the cops.
Wired
12
He thought the speaker was pretty cheeky; for of course any one could think of this device after seeing it.
Merton of the Movies
13
"I thought the speakers never threw away anything."
Engine Summer
14
Despite thinking the Speaker's ruling was wrong, National said it would comply with today's 5pm deadline because it didn't want to be in contempt.
Radio NZ
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