Sentence examples for considered coming to from inspiring English sources

Obama wouldn't have even considered coming to the City of God back then".

He considered coming to Chicago to apologize in person, but it was decided that his presence would only inflame the situation.

Meanwhile, many Poles, particularly young people who once might have considered coming to the states after high school or college, have decided instead to stay in Poland or get work in Dublin, London or other booming European cities.

When I was graduating from college, he asked if I would consider coming to work with him.

"She grabbed me and pulled me into the hall and said, 'Would you ever consider coming to New Jersey?' " said Mr. Weinstein.

For a UN conference even to consider coming to Geneva to bury Voltaire's dictum in the name of faith was a monstrous absurdity.

William Pinkney-Baird, one of the protesters, said: "We believe that if the University won't listen to its current students, it will listen to applicants considering coming to Durham.

He added: "I can only interpret this as an effort to intimidate current Courage members or others who might be considering coming to Courage meetings".

Cherry O'Neill, the eldest daughter of singer Pat Boone who had herself recovered from anorexia, had recommended Karen consider coming to the northwest and seeing the doctor who helped her.

Mangini, who was visiting his brother, videotaped the workout and tried to persuade the player to consider coming to the United States, but Ben Graham, then 23, was more interested in playing in the Australian Football League.

"We did a catering event for him three years ago in New York, and afterward his people reached out — 'Would you ever consider coming to Newark?' " said John Stage, the founder of the chain, which began in Syracuse in the late 1980s.