Sentence examples for I thought leaving from inspiring English sources

This is my moment, I thought, leaving Winsford.

"I thought leaving them in a locked car was safer than risking the pickpockets and motorbike thieves that operate in Benidorm," he says.

Stewie's owner turned out to be a remain voter: "I don't think the country's in a very good state as it is and I thought leaving would make it even worse," she said.

I thought leaving was a much easier choice than simmering.

I thought leaving is the solution, yet I did not find myself in the States.

"If it begins at eight o'clock," I thought, "leaving at nine will make us fashionably on time -- according to Latin standards".

So I thought, Leave it.

"I think leaving people on a Friday with that news is bad," says Costea.

To answer more specifically, I think leaving flash drives in bathrooms was a pretty great idea.

"I think leaving Iran improves the business opportunities [for Deutsche Bank]," he said.

I think leaving Iraq is even more immoral".