Sentence examples for he considered doing from inspiring English sources

Not so bad, though, that he considered doing anything drastic.

Woodson said he would not change his starting lineup against the Pacers though he considered doing that last week.

But when he considered doing research on Tor traffic, legal counsel decided the issue was too unsettled to proceed at the time, he says.

Mr. Guirgis reached on Thursday afternoon, said that most Labyrinth company members also worked elsewhere, and that he considered doing so "a healthy and necessary step," but added that he would write for Labyrinth in the future.

John F. Kennedy's 1961 meeting with Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna was not a huge success, which certainly would have disinclined Kennedy's wanting to shower his opponent with praise even had he considered doing so.

Mr. O'Connor -- a Hoboken resident who is studying directing in the graduate program of the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University -- says that at first he considered doing an annual festival of 10-minute plays about Sinatra.

He never, ever cracks – indeed he has said he considers doing so to be impolite.

Roger Greenberg, a forty-year-old one-time rocker, now works as a carpenter, which he considers "doing nothing".

And would he consider doing so as well, or would it just be you?

Then he composed himself and vaguely said he had considered doing some things differently.

Low said he had considered doing just that to Fleury.