Sentence examples for concrete think from inspiring English sources

If you thought the huge flap over the 6 year IRS statute was over when the Supreme Court decided Home Concrete, think again.

To make it more concrete, think about the plight of the enigmatic giant squid.

If the bucket's tooth will break this concrete, think about what else it can do.

Not "concrete thought, inner necessity or spiritual intensity" according to the Observer, as these are "exactly what [Kandinsky's] paintings lack".

I think I think of what I want en masse,as concrete thinks it wants the overpass — while wind and broken glass want heavy rains,Los Angeles I want across the plains.

I think I think of what I want en masse,as concrete thinks it wants the overpass— while wind and broken glass want heavy rains,Los Angeles I want across the plains.

by Sharon Levy I think I think of what I want en masse,as concrete thinks it wants the overpass — while wind and broken glass want heavy rains,Los Angeles I want across the plains.

Because I wanted the Slab Gasket to sit below the level of the concrete (I think it looks better and given the curved edge of the concrete, I didn't want any appreciable gap between the concrete and the Slab Gasket), hammering alone was insufficient.

Here are some concrete tips: Think explicitly about the criteria you are trying to satisfy with a citation or syllabus entry and "defend" your choice based on those criteria in your mind.

On a recent edition of his new Fox show, "The X Factor," the onetime meanie offered not only high praise for a contestant named Stacy Fisher, but also something more concrete: "I think you want to give me a kiss, don't you?" he said, before stepping away from his product-placement Pepsi and planting a smooch.

What I remember most is the beer bottle, rolling across the concrete, and thought to myself: "Yep.