Sentence examples for and thinks of a from inspiring English sources

Ellen looks at the girl and thinks of a young girl who is probably riding with Sam somewhere.

In "Matriarch," a grandmother watches Sylvester Stallone on TV and thinks of "a man omitted," likely a casualty of war: She points at the television as if she could translate Rocky, make sense of Rambo.

April begins with the "withering sigh" of a north wind, and ends with "as fair a face / As e'er gave birth to bliss!" "Home Thoughts from Abroad" by Robert Browning The poet wakes up one April morning in Italy and thinks of a milder climate.

Jack sees Owen as competition and thinks of a way to get rid of him.

Adam is unwilling to come clean, but misses Eve and thinks of a way of getting her back in by digging a tunnel with the help of some of the animals.

And think of a holy war waged in space!

Close your eyes and think of a great American road.

Then Stephen saw it and thought of a way of publishing it.

Have a day off and think of a better excuse to avoid Terry".

Then he asks us to project forward and think of a day in the future.

There is a tendency to hear the word and think of a platform, a weapons system that is distinctly different.