Sentence examples for are thinking of ditching from inspiring English sources
The oil-rich Gulf states are thinking of ditching their currency pegs with the greenback.
When Apple unveils the next iPhone later this year, Moody suggests Samsung could listen in to Twitter to help it single out customers who are thinking of ditching Apple and switching brands.
Oh, and if you're thinking of ditching the bouncy booby trap for a treehouse, think again: Treehouses, while fun and nostalgia-inducing, are another "high-risk" backyard accouterment that insurance companies are beginning to frown upon.
After last week's freeze, I'm thinking of ditching my Nest.
This week's question: I have a smallish kitchen and am thinking of ditching the separate tumble dryer for a combined washer-dryer.
Past his 50th birthday, involved with a younger woman who loves teasing him about his age (" 'Chicks dig a guy with a senior discount,' she likes to whisper in his hairy ear"), he's thinking of ditching his past and turning Texan.
News that Toshiba was thinking of ditching its operations for making HD DVD discs, which rivals Sony's Blu-ray as the dominant format for high definition DVDs, sent shares in Sony higher in Europe, along with those of Singulus, a maker of Blu-ray disc-making machines.
If you're thinking of ditching Google and you use two-factor authentication to secure your accounts, make sure you have your recovery code for every account secured using Google Authenticator.
But there's the rub: If the sheikh was thinking of buying the real thing, he would have to ditch City.
