Sentence examples for could think of something from inspiring English sources

David suggested Japan until we could think of something better.

Maman Numéro Deux (amazed): "Only the English could think of something like that".

If only it could think of something useful for them to do once it has got them there.

Well, I could think of something: the upper upper-middle-aged might croak before the market recoups our losses.

People will quibble — or maybe, in our polarized culture, fight tooth and nail — over the choices, but most could think of something that would be a good investment.

This thong was a mistake, it's just not enough on its own"; or, more recently, this: "Wish I could think of something to Tweet about.

They did the only thing they could think of — putting "something long and sharp 'up there,' " according to the book.

When Mrs. Maggitti turned on the television that day, she said, all she could think of was something he told her after another meeting there: "I can see the planes flying beneath me".

For birthdays, try something that shows her you really care about her, by giving her something she will really love and something only you could think of.

"At the time, the only thing I could think of was -- 'let me try something different.'".

This "was not something you could think of before Carmana," she says.