But I just had a sneaking suspicion that I had nothing to lose.
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The ride ended, but I had a sneaking suspicion that the ride wasn't truly over.
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I had a sneaking suspicion that she'd probably be fine with my line of work.
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I already had a sneaking suspicion that being 5-foot-9 was right around the corner.
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I had a sneaking suspicion things would get ugly, but I tried to put my best foot forward.
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Suddenly I had become the Google guy, and I had a sneaking suspicion that maybe the restaurant thought I worked for Google.
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Personally, I had a sneaking suspicion why, and it had something to do with aesthetics — something to do with Neko Atsume's Japanese nature.
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Yet even as I watched those flash-forwards, I had a sneaking suspicion that in the end, they wouldn't be as devastating as they seemed.
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Meanwhile, Matt's mom had taken Pepper to the vet and had a sneaking suspicion that the senior dog, who did not have a microchip ID, might belong to senior citizens.
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He had a sneaking suspicion that a polity ruled by educated voters probably would perform better than a democracy, and he thought that some of the resulting inequities could be remedied.
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While these snakeskin shoes were not being guarded by an actual, living snake, I had a sneaking suspicion that, the minute I touched them, bad things would happen unless I was really going to buy them.
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Perhaps, instead, it offers people an excuse to get out of a relationship they had a sneaking suspicion wouldn't work out in the first place—whether due to a partner's poor taste in film, questionable tramp stamp, or voluminous Instagram hashtags.
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"As a programmer I've always had a sneaking suspicion that the digital diversity of our files and folders is kept completely hidden from us by our operating systems–kind of like an overprotective parent bundling up their child for a snowy day," Corriel tells The Creators Project.
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She stated that she knew co-star Greg Rikaart, who portrays Kevin Fisher, and had a "sneaking suspicion" that he had "something to do" with her being cast in the role. She made her debut on April 1, 2009. In September 2010, it was announced that Ford, along with Thad Luckinbill, would be leaving The Young and the Restless.
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In its first seven days on sale, "Royals" sold 85,000 downloads and debuted at number 90 on the Billboard Hot 100 for the week ending 21 July 2013. In a subsequent interview, Lorde said, "I had a sneaking suspicion that it might do all right." On 31 August "Royals" moved up to number 17 on the Hot 100, becoming Lorde's first top 20 entry in the United States. With sales of 307,000 copies (up 17%), "Royals" became the fourth release by an up-and-coming singer to reach the top spot on the Digital Songs chart.
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In Shopaholic Abroad (also known as Shopaholic Takes Manhattan in the US) Becky goes to New York City with her then-boyfriend Luke, leaving Alicia in charge of Brandon Communications in London, to Becky's dismay. She shows up in Manhattan to loads of wonderful TV offers...but before she left for the States, she'd visited Brandon Communications and had a sneaking suspicion she left something behind. Overwhelmed by Barney's, Fifth Avenue, and the discovery of sample sales, she goes overboard, even for her. Meanwhile, Luke is dismayed to find out that some of his investors are a little shaky and he's spending all of his time reassuring them.
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Graeme Davis reviewed Swords of Deceit for White Dwarf #82. Davis felt that the suggested levels for PCs were too high, and should have been more like 7-10; he suspected that this was done "so that Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser could be used", and had "a sneaking suspicion that American produced modules are written with a few levels of slack in them, so that it's possible to take the Rambo approach". Of the scenarios, Davis called "The Curse of Valinor" a "strong tale about skeletons in the closet coming home to roost, with a mini- dungeon which is slightly hackneyed and a bit too helpful", pointing out that the monster's tomb contains a book which explains the whole story. He found "Return of the Rats" excellent with good role-playing opportunities and nice NPC characterization, although he found the sewer system in the scenario disappointing and illogical.
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