I daresay you would.

Still, I daresay in my pocket

I daresay nobody knows what I'm after.

I daresay it was terribly silly of me...

Miss Eyre. That's enough, I daresay. Miss Eyre.

Doest know nothing at all about whaling, I daresay. Aye?

I daresay policies do not and cannot exist in a vacuum.

Though, I daresay, we, or Wilmer at least, were responsible for the fire.

Now that there's no alternative, I daresay you'll manage the police without a fall guy.

A nautical term, referring to his getting back out of the room, I suppose. I daresay so, said Cuss.

'Perhaps it doesn't understand English,' thought Alice 'I daresay it's a French mouse, come over with William the Conqueror.'

And, on a deeper level, I daresay we could instil hope and belief in the future in a world of growing fear and growing suspicion.

I daresay you're going to give her some money, but if you don't give her as much as she thinks she ought to have, my word of advice is be careful.

In his letter, D. C. states quot I daresay, however, that the judge apos s instruction on identification was certainly not the best, but the usual safeguards were complied with and on any legal merit I cannot recommend the case for further consideration quot .

I should like, however, to call attention to one important aspect of the decision that concerns the request of the AU Peace and Security Council to the United Nations Security Council a request which is not being made for the first time, I daresay to consider a substantial increase in the strength of the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (ONUCI).