Sentence examples for finally they thought from inspiring English sources

Finally, they thought the new factory could be run more or less nonstop, giving them a capacity utilization level of around 85%.

And then finally it came out in a little theatre here in London and got very very good reviews and finally they thought "Oh well perhaps we should release it in America" and they did so, so thank you.

I think finally they thought, "We can't take them for granted anymore".

(03101, man, 65 years) 'I think that I would go home to discuss and that I would request repeated test ordering some time.' Finally, they thought that people could be ill without having complaints.

Finally, they think of rumours as an interaction between three bodies.

Finally, they think Nagel's insistence "that explanation and prediction are symmetrical" is an outdated one, and that his description of what a new, teleologically-oriented science would look like is insufficiently clear.

Finally, they think that the best person to tell the Scots to mind their own nationalist business is smiling, avuncular, cricket-loving John Major, another of Mrs Thatcher's favourites.

Finally, they think that when this happens, Armageddon will ensue, most of the people on this Earth will die and Santa Claus, I mean Jesus Christ, will come back to save them (and only them).

The computers were finally gone, they thought — until Max came home from Boy Scout camp on Sunday.

Tower Hamlets managed an intricate, multi-layered excuse which said it was too complicated, and anyway they publish their own (impenetrable) data, and then finally that they thought about it, and decided it wasn't in the public interest to answer the FOI.

Finally, they all thought, they had seized control.