Sentence examples for I'd contemplated from inspiring English sources

At one point, I'd contemplated ditching university to staff an evangelical photography school in Las Vegas that focused specifically on the subject of "sex trafficking".

Obviously, that's not something I'd contemplate, but I did see some interesting parallels with recruitment in Brown's five rules of theft.

I'd spend my pay checks immediately, I was addicted to drugs, and I'd contemplate suicide all the time.

In moments of weakness I'd contemplate the old men with cracked leathery faces and brown teeth hacking up greenies outside bars; I'd watch the smokers' mugs the mug smokers outside A&E departments, putting up with the rain, the cold, the noxious fumes of cars for their urgent hourly tug, smoking as though about to board a 12-hour flight.

That was rather a long time ago … It's certainly something I would contemplate, but at the moment I have absolutely no reason whatsoever to do it".

As I said before the Calcutta Cup match a fortnight ago, the risk of playing a Test without a specialist outside-half on the bench is not one I would contemplate taking.

I would hear sad news, I would learn bits of London were on fire, I would contemplate difficult tasks that were looming, if not in progress, and I would be mildly aware of breathing in and out – nothing more.

"But now, being with my partner, say if we're together for a long time, I would contemplate it.

"An automatic move back to the Barbican without exploring the reality of a theatre that can accommodate all our work is not something that I would contemplate immediately".

As an undergraduate, I found it difficult to get some work experience, so after my MSc I decided I would contemplate doing a PhD once I gained some experience of the real world.

Howe, whose mother died in March, added: "There is only one club I would contemplate leaving Burnley for and that is Bournemouth and that is the situation we found ourselves in".