Sentence examples for all thought of from inspiring English sources

When the surf was good, "all thought of work is at an end, only that of sport is left," wrote Kepelino Keauokalani, a nineteenth-century Hawaiian scholar.

In nontheme news, Clue of the Day goes to "One of the Baldwins?" because you all thought of the actors first, didn't you?

My fellow students all thought of it as a hangover from the 30s" – the heyday, that is, of another of his artistic heroes, Eric Ravilious.

And it was a surprise, because we all thought of Bob McNamara as the no-nonsense numbers man from corporate America.

I think we all thought of it as a way to bring the world closer together, share information, create efficiency all of the advantages of technology were front and center.

There was a momentous interview between the monarch and the envoy, as a result of which the former abandoned all thought of retirement and the latter became head of a cabinet pledged to continue the struggle against the legislature.

And now, we all think of him.

You will all think of me".

After all, think of those dispersal drafts.

And we all think of Antony and Cleopatra.

Above all, think of the two countries' topographies.