Sentence examples for always thought about the from inspiring English sources

"I had always thought about the celebration," Huddlestone told The Independent this evening.

Which is what Mr. Rosa has always thought about the most.

"I always thought about the movie 'Pretty Woman,' " Mr. Singh said.

Maybe Don was only saying what many had always thought about the Chelsea Flower Show - that it was 'driven by money and snobbery' - but his comments could not have made comfortable reading for the organisers.

Says Heise, an avuncular, self-deprecating 52-year-old north German who apologises for his English not being "proper": "I always thought about the idea of, how can I narrate a city?

"For a few years I'd always thought about the PDC.

But rather than dwell on the complexity of her husband's ultimate sacrifice, Bernie has preferred to recall "the little things you don't always think about, the small gestures".

That's something we always think about; the importance of embracing what makes you unique even if it makes others uncomfortable," he adds.

I asked all these questions I'd always thought about but never had the opportunity to ask".

"I always thought about jihad.

"Just going to the parks, I always thought about that in the back of my mind.