Sentence examples for contemplates moving from inspiring English sources

A restaurant owner contemplates moving into a smaller space.

If it does not, before Washington contemplates moving any further down a path that could lead to American military intervention, the Clinton Administration must do what it has not done to date.

He also contemplates moving some of his dishes, flatware and stemware to cabinets within easier reach of the wheelchair, but doesn't want to make it "uncomfortable for a visitor".

He rather sentimentally contemplates moving back to, or at any rate near, the ancestral farm his father's family still owns in the sun-blasted Karoo, even though the exigencies of that life are clearly beyond him.

But when she contemplates moving back to Nigeria — where, she suspects, her husband has a mistress — she realizes that America has "snaked its roots under her skin," that she is used to going to Pilates class and baking cookies for her children's school, where they "sit side by side with white children whose parents owned mansions on lonely hills".

As he contemplates moving the lorry, a police officer (Colin Baxter) tells him that there is something suspicious in the back and that Torchwood want to investigate.

But she would never contemplate moving.

People around me checked their email and contemplated moving on.

Two years ago, she contemplated moving but lost her nerve.

But she acknowledged that some residents had contemplated moving because of the potential traffic and noise.

We even contemplated moving, but it would have eaten intoour holiday.