Sentence examples for going to contemplate from inspiring English sources
But I'm not going to contemplate that for a few months.
"We're definitely going to contemplate it," said Mark Rhoney, president of U.P.S. eVentures, the business U.P.S. set up to help e-commerce companies fill orders.
"During the height of the storm, we were concerned that schools were going to contemplate early dismissal, and we wanted to remind superintendents to work with local law enforcement to determine which roads were open and passable and which were not," said Anthony W. Sutton, commissioner of the county Emergency Services Department.
But Morrison made the in-principle argument that the GST needed to be on the table if the government was going to contemplate compensating Australians for the impact of inflation progressively pushing people's income into higher tax brackets, the phenomenon known as "bracket creep".
I decided I wasn't even going to contemplate doing that this time: I would release the book in some way that would protect it and protect me.
But if we're going to contemplate taking over Syria we must also ask ourselves what our interest for doing so may be.
For that very reason, whenever I go to contemplate a contemporary art work for pleasure, it will not be a Kippenberger.
They are our new theaters of conscience, memorials to suffering, choreographed places of ritual genuflection, where we go to contemplate our fallibility and maybe even weep a little while admiring the architecture.
Ms. Proddow sees the museum as a sanctuary, one of the few places children can go to contemplate images and objects that do not move, that invite introspection and interpretation, that connect them to the stirrings and longings of the human heart.
Solitude was not something David Nigai, 18, of Queens and Casey Chan, 18, of Brooklyn were going to have to contemplate.
I read one time I fled the scene of a robbery.'" Most strikingly, Leonard often places the action in a context where we are going to have to contemplate the means of narrative.
