Sentence examples for considering something like that from inspiring English sources

"Maybe if we were 40 games into the season, you'd probably be considering something like that," he said.

I can tell you that we wouldn't even think or consider something like that.

The reply from Mr Capon is astonishing: "Well, we just might consider something like that".

Donald's compatriot, Paul Casey, has opted to commit himself entirely to PGA Tour golf and Donald admitted: "With my world ranking sliding I'd have to seriously consider something like that next year if it doesn't get any better.

"Developers and manufacturers might consider something like that off-putting instead of interesting and fun," Matteson says.

It was the first time I ever considered something like that to be a possibility and for the next few weeks I read up on it.

In later Christianity it will be considered something like a sacrifice, and so that's why you can only have a priest do it because it actually changes the elements and something real is going on there.

Consider something like a granola bar and a small juice box (choose something light-coloured such as apple juice - not something that will stain the dress!).

Consider something like obesity.

Consider something like, "You're healthy and beautiful.

I don't know if Jody even considered doing something like that.