1. Die? I should say not, dear fellow. No Barry more would allow such a conventional thing to happen to him. John Barry more, American actor, J. 

2. I should say she's over forty.

3. I should say your secretary is lacking in responsibility.

4. I should say a few words of explanation.

5. In all fairness to him, I should say that most of his story is true.

6. At a guess, I should say she is about fifty.

7. The greatest of faults, I should say, is to be conscious of none. Thomas Carlyle 

8. I should say, it was the scum fringes of each group, not the majority of decent followers of the game.

9. In parenthesis I should say that I am passing quickly over the significance of these four levels of understanding.

10. I should say it demonstrably does more harm than good.

11. Or I should say the wee imp ran into me.

12. I should say that these errors have all been without exception quite trivial in themselves.

13. He's our lead singer, or rather I should say he was.

14. I should say this shirt matches your trousers fabulously.

15. As a shot I should say she's about forty.

16. I should say that this rather discourages pilferage.

17. C : Tampering with carton is easily detected. I should say that this rather discourages pilferage.

18. At a guess I should say there were fifty people present.

19. In justice to him, I should say he is a good teacher.

20. Personally I should say it's so much better to resolve the dispute through friendly between ourselves.

21. At a guess , I should say we are speeding fifty miles and hour.

22. " Perhaps you know best about that, but I should say -- But that would be ungallant.

23. All memorable events, I should say, transpire in morning time and in a morning atmosphere.

24. It has direct containment core spray I should say, from the suppression pool and has the ability to recirculate water and cool it, cool the containment if you will, from the suppression pool as well.

25. Tampering with cartons is easily detected. I should say that this rather pilferage.

26. Strickland was not, I should say, a man of great intelligence.

27. If I walk along C, I should say in the positive direction, in the direction that I have chosen to orient C.

28. This fear became a regrettable visitor on certain anniversaries, my birthday, for instance, or I should say ours.

29. My parents were both born in Virginia, of undistinguished families? second families, perhaps I should say.

30. " I know it,'said Injun Joe; " and this looks like it, I should say. "

31. B : Tampering with cartons is easily detected. I should say that this rather discourages pilferage.

32. It's going to be a long - drawn - out tussle - several months, I should say.

33. At a guess I should say we are speeding at fifty miles an hour.

34. The greatest of faults, I should say, is be conscious of none.

35. I have no language , dazing to mismanage , I do not know that I should say now what .

36. So, I should say, I've seen a lecture where, actually, the professor had a volunteer on a unicycle to demonstrate how that works.

37. So detailed investigation content this above criticism, but I should say impolitely , in contemporary undergraduate, a few people can have whole issue omit the ground to answer come out?