Sentence examples for and thought very from inspiring English sources

He's had two Top Forty hits in the United States, "Everyday I Write the Book" (which he whipped off and thought very little of) and "Veronica" (which he wrote with Paul McCartney).

Along the way Empson marries Hetta Crouse, a spirited six foot-something South African artist, who maintains an arresting roll-call of lovers, and thought very little of taking off to China for a year with her lover and their lovechild.

"He was everywhere and very active, and thought very broadly about science and its role in society.

With my husband's unexpected death in 1994, I was heartbroken and thought very little in the immediate aftermath about the fact that we were now going to be without his income.

Getting pulled off the two Hermosa Beach cases in December, he said, was "the final straw". "I was surprised and very disappointed.... I'd known John for close to 20 years and thought very highly of him," Zoraster said.

In the past I've heard independents speak and think very rationally.

So everything Russians are doing, surely the Finns notice and think very carefully what that might mean.

And if the educational holiday fails, there is always the pilgrimage.Saddle up and think very hardOf which Lexington's journey to the Adirondacks is one.

And think very big: for all his flaws, Mao was inspiring.In the long run, of course, the facts will find you out.

5. Therefore, what we at the Fed will do is, um, sit on our hands some more, and think very seriously about maybe, someday, doing something.

"I think the FA should learn the lessons from their support for Platini and think very carefully about the way forward".