Sentence examples for contemplate becoming from inspiring English sources

The trust may be more willing to contemplate becoming more of a passive financial administrator.

"The claimants had no involvement in any chemical weapons plot and would never contemplate becoming involved in the heinous activities which were the subject of the article".

He did not contemplate becoming a playwright until the late nineteen-fifties, when a new breed of English authors, led by John Osborne, began to assert themselves at the Royal Court Theatre, in London.

When he does retire he might contemplate becoming a salvage expert – not that he will need the money – for this is golf's ultimate scrambler, a retriever of lost causes, a come-backer against heavy odds.

(Can Ms. Palin refudiate a claim that she took the word refudiate from a sleeping marijuana salesman?) Did you i-dose on Justin Bieber videos (I'm a Belieber!) or contemplate becoming one of the Hollywood star whackers who sent Randy Quaid around a bend and up to Canada to seek asylum?

It should contemplate becoming the world's supplier of electricity generated by nuclear reactors.

She has always been deeply religious, and even contemplated becoming a Methodist minister.

She also studied piano and, blessed with perfect pitch, contemplated becoming a concert pianist.

Hillary Clinton said that she was a "praying person" who had once contemplated becoming a Methodist minister.

It was there, Payton said, where he began contemplating becoming a coach.

She moved in with her parents and contemplated becoming a teacher.