The customer considered this, and considered the crowd; considered, perhaps, his hometown.
A resident, accompanied by a medical student, examined me first: a small crowd considered my retinas.
"Because only in Hollywood is throwing red meat to a hard-left crowd considered 'edgy' and 'courageous'courageous
If you want an early night, this is not the place, but if you want to join the crazy South Beach crowd, consider the Catalina.
People in the high-toned literary circles, the Partisan Review crowd, considered him weird or frivolous, and he considered them, in their suits and black dresses, cadavers before their time.
The Pole's face was clearly a mess, bleeding from a broken nose and a cut around his left eye, but he was still battling gamely and the crowd considered it a premature conclusion.
If you want to stand out from the crowd, consider a video CV as it shows how you present yourself and that you can use technology creatively and effectively.
This mostly African crowd considered a visit by Mr. N'Dour, a Senegalese singer, an international holiday, and the energy in the room kept rising until the lights came up two hours after midnight.
Does our coulda-woulda-shoulda crowd consider how it dismays the majority of Iraqis wondering if they can count on our continued presence as they feel their way toward freedom?
Indonesian police said the crowd considered the sentence too lenient and were demanding the death penalty.
