In short, Kerry may have in mind to ask: What are you thinking about?
We had in mind particularly to ask him about a book he wrote in the early nineteen-twenties.
"He kind of explained what he had in mind and asked if I wanted to join forces," said Mr. Johanns, who quickly agreed to the idea.
The hairdresser, an immigrant, a Kurd I guessed, asked how I wanted it, I said short, indicated with my thumb and first finger how short I had in mind, he asked what I did, I said I was a student, he asked where I came from, I said Norway, he asked if I was here on holiday, I said yes, and that was it.
The hairdresser, an immigrant, a Kurd I guessed, asked how I wanted it, I said short, indicated with my thumb and first finger how short I had in mind, he asked what I did, I said I was a student, he asked where I came from, I said Norway, he asked if I was here on holiday, I said yes, and that was it.
Battery Park City was not what Ms. Willis had in mind when she asked Mr. Arons to join the board.
So, they called me and explained the project that they had in mind, and they asked me to do a pitch and work on two songs, so I did that.
"Do you think that's what Congress had in mind?" Justice Stevens asked.
This is what the wise Chilon3 had in mind, when he asked the man who boasted that he had no enemy whether he had no friend either.
It was the fine art tradition of painting that art historian Linda Nochlin had in mind in 1971 when she asked her famous question, "Why have there been no great women artists?" (Nochlin 1971/1988).
The president-candidate did not mention what "people" he had in mind, but nobody had to ask.
