Sentence examples for added a thought that from inspiring English sources

Then Mr. Vermilya added a thought that gave me pause.

His father asked him, "What are we striving for?" and Billy replied, "Free education!" Billy then added a thought that sounded like a fragment of dialogue from a 1970s after-school special: "I'm just trying to get my family out of the ghetto," he said.

The new campaign, like the one from 2001, was "put together by a group of people in New York and people who were touched by the events that day," he adds, a thought that is evoked in one of the outdoor ads in the campaign, which reads, "Remember the day your city became your family".

She paused and added a thought: "And it is a city that is very cruel to losers.

In the old days, she adds, "there was a thought that maybe companies just said, 'Look, I am going to make $4 million on this, and all I am going to be fined is $11,000.' ".

To that dig, Mr. Loodts added a line that contained a thought as prescient as cables ever get: "An invading foreign army would certainly not encounter much resistance and would also find a very useful on-site arsenal".

And Miller, his victory over New York complete, added a final thought -- that the three people that New Yorkers hate the most are "John Rocker, Michael Jordan and myself".

Still, he added, "the thought that there would be large numbers of people in emergency rooms hadn't been well thought through, so that's one thing we need to address".

"But," he added, "even the thought that she could be a killer is impossible for me".

Mac Donald added a final thought: "I am confident that de Blasio will gut welfare reform — eliminating work requirements, any remaining anti-fraud requirements, and pay for performance among service providers.

"But," he adds, "even the thought that she could be a killer is impossible for me".