Sentence examples for gradually thinking from inspiring English sources

"I'm gradually thinking out 15 years for us," Mr. Paschina said.

Start at your feet, gradually thinking about every part of your body and examining it for pain or discomfort.

Then I gradually started thinking I should make movies.

I stopped being bored, because I gradually stopped thinking of what I was not doing or what I was only doing -- that is, because I began to enjoy so much what I was doing.

I still miss the hilarity of her wit, her dark musings, and simply having her in my confidence (she was an excellent listener), but I gradually stopped thinking of her, unless I saw her family's name buried somewhere in the bowels of the newspaper.

The Smokey line of thinking gradually fell from favor.

"I have a very vivid memory of going to Brussels on the final Monday and being on my own at the airport and looking at the snow gradually thawing and thinking to myself, This is terrible," he said.

I couldn't put it all together in my head, but, gradually, I started thinking more seriously about it, and the credit crunch provided an opportunity to pull it all together.

It was obvious the software had to be modular and I gradually got to thinking about modular data.

And gradually, the thinking among exercise physiologists began to change.

In the lab, researchers had at first gradually cooled the frogs, thinking that slow cooling gives the animals time to make glucose, which helps cells retain water that would otherwise seep out and freeze.