Sentence examples for bid to think from inspiring English sources

But have they ever fallen flat on their face in their bid to think on the spot?

The FA are more than prepared to go along with this rubbish because they have the 2006 World Cup bid to think about.

"The rights or wrongs of that bid I will leave others to think about, but I know what I think of it," he added.

Indeed, hypothetically speaking, if I wanted an army of scientific workers to do my bidding I'd train them to think politics smells bad and demonise people like Hansen.

Ranger (Google) asked for permission to take some time to think about making another bid, this was granted.

Thus, he began to think about the independent bid.

The Democrats' "focus on Paul Ryan" program has echoes of Mr. Obama's strategy before the elections, when he hammered on the prospect of the House under the leadership of John A. Boehner of Ohio, who is now the speaker, in a bid to make voters think twice about backing Republicans.

"He said he did it in a bid to make people think his account had been hacked.

But the main motivation behind the campaign is not economic but cultural, a bid to make people think more carefully about the nature of life and work.

Will she be stand-offish in a bid to make him think she's moved on?

This is a bid, I think, to assert the show's importance.