Sentence examples for great think from inspiring English sources

If you think a 2048 x 1536 iPad sounds great, think about a 2880×1800 MacBook.

Here's a look at a few food firms that my models, each of which is based on the philosophy of a different Wall Street great, think are good bets even if the economy heads south.

It's pretty great: think of the thousands and thousands of hours sunk into Left4Dead 2 by gamers all over the world, and I can't remember one story where someone picked up an axe then started swinging wildly in a circus.

Assuming that your intention is to feel great, think about your dietary decisions as choices you make in order to feel your best, rather than based on what you can or can't eat.

But before you panic that your great, great, great, great (think that's enough "greats"?) grandchildren may never be able to enjoy a London that isn't a historic water park or worse yet, that a gilled Kevin Costner might be their only salvation take comfort in knowing that the project looks at a worst case scenario.

Despite these changes--some of them quite dramatic--the great think about transferable points is that you will always have choices of the programs to which you transfer them, and that greatly increases the odds of your being able to use your hard-earned points for what you need.

"Sounds great!" thought Isaac.

Pelé, the former Santos great, thinks Barcelona would be a better home for Neymar's budding talents.

Furthermore, greater thought needs to be given to maintaining initiatives – nets get torn, supplies run out and, unless updated, community leaders give out-of-date advice.

If the last play was great, they think they're great.

… That was a great I thought a great display of presidential leadership.