Sentence examples for a thought of getting from inspiring English sources

"There's a thought of getting a defensive-minded everything," he said.

True generosity is giving without any thought of getting or receiving, it is unconditional and unattached.

The artist said: "I travel a lot and the thought of getting on a plane or a train without a book would just drive me insane".

But there's a thought of possibly getting back into the soft-drink business with my father.

"With Rob gone a lot, I don't relish the thought of getting a phone call at midnight from someone complaining that their toilet is overflowing," said Ms. DeRocker, 48, an actress and singer.

There was no plan, no other goal, no thought of getting a show or a series or doing anything other than this".

Beyond the thought of getting a big diamond and an expensive dress, marriage had never really appealed to me, and I couldn't imagine myself now wanting to make that choice.

According to the rules of case filing, a plaintiff needs to provide some evidence.14 However, county courts are faced with a significant problem in that many plaintiffs only have the simple thought of "getting an objective judgment" and "asking for help", rather than the sense of evidence required by the modern legal system.

The thought of getting an actual "Dodgeball 2" is really a true underdog story.

Psychological research has a less magical explanation: boasting about being accident-free makes the thought of getting into an accident jump to mind and, once there, that thought makes you worry.

The thought of getting on a plane, or seeing a spider, or being in a room full of strangers can turn your blood to ice.