Sentence examples for including thoughts on from inspiring English sources
A 1999 essay on teasing, gay-baiting, and violence among school children, including thoughts on the 1999 Columbine High School shooting in Littleton, Colorado.
Here we explore that and other conversations you've been having on the site, including thoughts on a perhaps surprising voice from the Green party and the latest celebrity endorsements.
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Here's a roundup of your comments and photos from last week, including thoughts on how audiences get their cultural diets, a book that is retiring after "serving well" for decades, and a reader left with a lifelong distaste for Bukowski (despite not having read him) after being trapped at a party with a roomful of Brooklyn hipsters years ago.
You could see it in his broadsides, including Thoughts on American Liberty from early 1774 (at which point he had been here for only five years), and in the end you could see it in detail from his groundbreaking sermon of May 17, 1776, also then published as a broadside, The Dominion of Providence Over the Passions of Men.
Sweden's Peter Sajwani provided the shock of the first round, defeating top seed James Wilson, and then delivered some memorable post-comments on the BBC, including thoughts on gorillas playing golf.
But the poems widen beyond their immediate locations to include thoughts on sculpture and mythology, Zola and Dostoevsky, and life in English cities and French villages.
Other contributions to Commons debates have included thoughts on benefit cuts, the duties of immigrants to "integrate with us, respect our culture, traditions and values, and make greater efforts to learn our language", and whether "we should help travellers to preserve their way of life – their travelling way of life – by moving them on".
Your marketing strategy is a big part of that and should include thoughts on the following four concepts: price, product, promotion, and distribution.
The service currently covers around 1,300 colleges in the U.S., and typical messages from users include thoughts on teachers, other students, college life in general and — of course, the core of campus life — hookups.
