Sentence examples for considered going on from inspiring English sources

I considered going on wearing T-shirts emblazoned with the "Iraqi prisoner abuse" Daily Mirror cover which got Piers Morgan sacked, but when I got the contract for the show, a lawyer told me it was the worst he'd ever seen and not to do it.

Has he ever considered going on Broadway?

Two years ago, before the Algarve Cup, an important annual tournament in Portugal, we considered going on strike over these issues, but we weren't completely united then and wound up backing down.

But Ecclestone and Donald Mackenzie, the chairman of CVC Capital Partners, the sport's majority shareholder, invited the three teams who had considered going on strike to a meeting before qualifying.

Mack, for his part in their upheaval, eventually quit his job as an executive for a large agribiz company, considered studying for the ministry, considered going on a missionary journey to Senegal or French Guiana; briefly took a young lover himself.

Ever considered going on holiday – and getting a little nip, tuck while you're at it?

García Franceschini is now a leave/return mentor, meaning he advises students who are considering going on leave.

She had been considering going on the morning news shows on Wednesday, but chose not to, her advisers said, because Mr. Obama was not appearing on them and she believed that Tuesday's results would focus the interviews on her struggles.

That is, we wanted to reach men whose sexual and recreational drug behaviors both put them at a greater risk for both contracting HIV and being stigmatized for even considering going on PrEP.

For example, if you are considering going on a trip around the world and working a year at home.

If its one of those days when it is absolutely gorgeous outside, consider going on a nature walk.