Sentence examples for in some thought from inspiring English sources

So I've definitely put in some thought into what I'll do after, hopefully, we've made it to the Olympics.

Which shows that when they were building this new Apple TV, they put in some thought about how people watch TV now.

You will get judged on your appearance as a female, so put in some thought as to what you wear.

But it's unlikely someone with Benioff's track record of success would take on Time magazine without putting in some strategic thought.

By putting in some original thought and obvious mental effort....you are sure to delight your guests and create an atmosphere of sentiment and excitement.

But happily, Reihan Salam and Dylan Matthews have weighed in with some thoughts on just that subject.

At the start of a three-week tour of the United States, he called in with some thoughts.

Back in Montreal in 1976 some thought the Olympics had touched the bottom.

The young boy was made Duke of Richmond in June 1525 in what some thought was one step on the path to his eventual legitimisation.

The Coens chip in some thoughts, none very revealing.

In Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693) he insisted that some minds have a greater intellectual potential than others.