Sentence examples for errand to think from inspiring English sources

"It's a fool's errand to think regulators are going to be ahead of bankers," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.8 51 p.m. | Updated.

"It's a fool's errand to think regulators are going to be ahead of bankers," said Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee.8 51 p.m. | Updated This is a more complete version of the story than the one that appeared in print.

Whether it's heading to public transportation for the commute to work, climbing the subway stairs, strolling after a dinner out or running neighborhood errands, we usually don't have to think twice about walking.

He fretted about what he had come to think of as "the fool's-errand problem".

While proud that Zach worked for a while as an errand boy for a top Philadelphia law firm, "it shames me to think" of Zach at his job bagging groceries, Bissinger writes.

I also have memories of being left at home alone for short periods of time while my mother ran a few errands when I was around 10. I'd like to think I turned out O.K.

On her days off, she took the baby out of the apartment, to run errands and whatnot, so that he could have a quiet space in which to think.

However, "Errands" was something that users had to "work to use," in that customers would have to get "creative to think up ways to save their own time by having someone else do something for them".

Fitzgerald died in December, 1940, and it's strange to think that until last month someone was around who had cooked and typed for him, run his errands, and cleaned up his messes.

Now you may think it a fool's errand to try to pair anything with Netflix's upcoming Pee-Wee's Big Holiday.

And plenty of people think it is a fool's errand to try to prove otherwise.