Sentence examples for get your thinking from inspiring English sources

Feast your eyes on the trailer above, then get your thinking caps on; if there's a question you've ever wanted to ask del Toro, now's your chance.

Darren's got a new house, so we're getting him a patio cleaner, but the others... you have to get your thinking cap on.

Our first creative advert, "Get your thinking caps on" used the police helmet and mosaic profiles to target people browsing websites on their smartphones, based on what postcode they were in.

The bottom line about The Human Centipede: Paul MacInnes digests the screenplay  A bench-setting interview with Mike Leigh by Xan Brooks  Lovely feature about bespoke film festivals  Very funny Reel history on The Duellists Very sweet video interview with the cast and director of Africa United Get your thinking caps on for questions to ask Mike Leigh in our live webchat next Wednesday lunchtime.

And marketers, get your thinking caps on.

Get your thinking cap on and start matching Cyrillic names with what you see on the map.

And to get your class thinking about other worlds, try creating an informative wall with these colourful display posters from Teaching Ideas.

Then, as you make your way through the many twists and turns of the plot, there is a huge variety of engaging resources available to get your students thinking hard about the language and narrative.

Listing the pros and cons of different careers and researching a small selection of jobs in detail then sharing this information with peers is a great way to get your class thinking.

To get your class thinking about the best way to deliver a compelling tale, try this lesson on the art of remembering a poem by heart from the Poetry Society.

So how can you get your TEAM thinking about this.