Sentence examples for i think will begin from inspiring English sources

"The Syrian crisis is simply a dress rehearsal for an immense climate-fuelled disaster, which I think will begin to be felt within the next decade, perhaps within five or six years from now".

What I think will begin to happen now is more businesses will get involved in the curriculum side of universities, saying we will sponsor some students through a course, and help design STEM or computing courses – but we need it more relevant to the world of work.

And in my opinion, as a result, the old rules of group think will begin to fade away.

"This has evolved into an order which will, I truly believe, abate all potential nuisances within the two-year period of the enclosures being built and I think will very strongly begin to address these issues in the interim," panel member Julie Prussack said.

"We stand at the precipice of what I think will be the beginning of the end of homelessness as we know it in the city of Los Angeles," Councilman Marqueece Harris-Dawson, chairman of the City Council's homelessness and poverty committee, said in the courtyard of New Genesis, a skid row homeless housing project.

"This is the very beginning of what I think will be a very rapidly expanding market," he said.

I think probably as I am free and suddenly realize that I can wake up in the morning and go to the toilet when I want to go, or I can go out to the refrigerator and get something to chew on when I want to have something to eat, I think I will begin to develop a better sense of freedom.

I think that soon enough the time will come when people will lose their patience because I think people will begin to wonder whether in fact this government really cares -- and that's where our struggle has to get to.

I think it will begin like this: dawn; the shells on a beach: I don't know — voices of cock and nightingale; and then all the children at a long table — lessons. . . .

I think they will begin to appreciate those changes".

I think everything will begin with a person's individual connection to the graph.