Sentence examples for entry I thought from inspiring English sources

Despite his year of inactivity O'Sullivan has retained a world ranking of 13, and the four-time world champion said he would not have returned had he been forced to qualify for a tournament where only the world's top-16 players are granted automatic entry: "I thought I'm still too good a player to have to qualify.

When I began to think of what I would write about to begin this entry, I thought about the number of years that I've been active in the restaurant/hotel business, and how much change that I've seen.

And, as I close my eyes and begin to dream of the next morning's blog entry, I think, I'm so glad I disabled the comments section.

But the fundamental principle that we must have medical insurance as a condition of entry I think is a very sound one and is one that we must look at".

While the trackpad isn't horrendous by any means (mostly, it's just slow at text entry), I think I'd prefer a touch screen in the center — accessible to the passenger — and have those controls on the steering wheel serve as a convenient option for the driver.

Marion added that "because of the financial barrier to entry, I think a matchmaker like Sofi has more serious and high-quality people in her roster.

Anklewicz added that "because of the financial barrier to entry, I think a matchmaker like Sofi has more serious and high-quality people in her roster.

The only entries I thought were a bit tough for a Tuesday were "Grp.

I can't say I was quite as happy with the upper right — the "never heard of it outside of crosswords" EILAT bothered me — but I was still pleased to work in a handful of entries I thought were interesting.

Between the humor of the theme — phrases that are changed in a punny way so that they all end, more or less, with a visual artist's name — and the crunchy entries, I thought Ms. Bennett's debut was just the right thing for a Sunday solve.

When Do Aftersident's Lies Become actual Crimes?