Sentence examples for a thought of their from inspiring English sources

Doing this allows the other person to ask a question or to interject a thought of their own.

Perhaps, Greenspan implied, the Chinese even have a thought of making their currency, the RMB, convertible in gold.

But for parents of young children who get queasy just thinking about a dinner out, the thought of their kids sitting happily through a ballet may seem as unlikely as getting to sleep in on a Saturday.

A word is a thought, of course.

There was never a thought of danger.

Back then, American artists and thinkers still suffered from a national inferiority complex and thought of their countrymen as philistines.

Tracy Hanky and Jerome Panke began dating last November based on a shared amusement at the thought of their potential hyphenated surname.

It's a parent's worst nightmare - the thought of their children dying screaming their name.

End of story for Erdogan, but try telling it to the hundreds of thousands of Darfuri victims -- or, for that matter, to the Armenian people, who may have a few thoughts of their own on the subject.

Special seminars will aid students in imagining construction not as an after-thought of their project, but as a one of the driving forces of architectural invention.

In an address at a technology conference in Anaheim, Calif., Anthony J. Tether, the director of Darpa, ruminated about using the technology to build an army of marauding robots controlled from a distance by the thoughts of their commander in chief.