Sentence examples for he will ponder from inspiring English sources

Whenever things are in danger of getting too sombre, too serious, he will ponder his lunch.

He will ponder all his options before Sunday's visit to Premier League leaders Chelsea, with another visit to Stamford Bridge in the Capital One Cup and a meeting with Arsenal at Old Trafford also on the horizon.

From his perch, the activist-turned-politician says he will ponder the passing of the years — and maybe even blink the lights in his room as a sign of camaraderie with the protesters below.

He is hamstrung by the long, lucrative contracts and no-move clauses he gave forwards Ryan Getzlaf, Corey Perry, and Ryan Kesler, and he said he will ponder whether he will ask one or more of that 30-something trio to waive those no-move clauses should their names come up in trade discussions.

In years to come, he'll ponder the truth of American writer John Greenleaf Whittier: "For all sad words of tongue and pen, / The saddest are these, 'It might have been.'" But it's a tragedy for the country only if we don't learn from Mr. Romney's failure.

First, they will ponder the idea of an EU border-police to replace national frontier controls.

And finally, they will ponder over how their lives have changed these past 11 years without them.

I trust the President will ponder this risk before he next indulges in his anti-British insinuations.

When he thinks about where it all went wrong, Ally McCoist will ponder the damage done by Shiels in those seconds.

Meanwhile Nathan Brown will ponder what might have been in his final season at the Galpharm before he heads off to coach St Helens next season.

Del Bosque will ponder it.