Sentence examples for consider this quote from inspiring English sources
Consider this quote from the trainer in this morning's Racing Post: "She is very fast and when the gates open, she will shoot to the front".
But consider this quote from the Times piece:Professor Vedder likes to ask why 15 percent of mail carriers have bachelor's degrees, according to a 1999 federal study.
Consider this quote from Taylor Hall Halll: "If we end up getting into the playoffs and making a run, that's definitely 1 u can look back on and say it was a momentum changer".
All one has to do is consider this quote from the late Zenya Yoshida, of Shadai Farm fame, in the fall of 1988: "We cannot compete at an international level, I do not think we ever will".
Consider this quote from Obama last month while in Turkey: "Simple exchanges can break down walls between us.
To give you just a tease of the nature of that job, consider this quote from NASD job posting: Major Purpose of Job: The director, member relations, assists the vice president of member relations with all aspects of the department's operations including but not limited to facilitate effective feedback loops between member firms and NASD departments to affect positive change.
I was young, stupid and naive but at the same time, if some people may have read this with disgust or try to judge me, please consider this little quote from Bill Hicks; "I have taken drugs before and… I had a real good time.
Mayor Michael A. Nutter of Philadelphia, the conference's new vice president, said: "We don't consider this to be a quote-unquote war resolution.
Consider this juicy nugget of a quote swiped from punkazoid opus colossus We Got The Neutron Bomb: The Untold Story of L.A. Punk courtesy of the much revered, more reviled iconoclastic songsmith and legendary producer of the glorious, and foul, and indecent, Kim Fowley.
Consider the quote, "After all... tomorrow is another day".
And, in a passage that is widely quoted, Brennan stated, "We consider this case against the background of a profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues should be uninhibited, robust, and wide-open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials".
