Sentence examples for little thinking that from inspiring English sources

When war broke out in 1914, thousands of men rushed to join up - little thinking that they would still be at war, with no end in sight, at Christmas time.

He asked for help online, little thinking that he'd get it.

Little thinking that I would wind up working on it.

But they had it off a little, thinking that PPL as a whole was being sold.

"If I saw a soldier I would just walk behind him a little thinking, 'Oh that might be my dad', and of course I know it wasn't".

"What I wound up doing was filming some of the Apollo Super-8 stuff off the screen and then I would splice it into my humble little movie thinking that maybe they would think that I done the shot," Nolan said.

We were circling for what seemed like forever, and I was getting a little nervous, thinking that we were going to run out of fuel.

My sister and I just said, "Huh?" Of course, we were a little concerned, thinking that maybe someone stuck something in one of our bags when we weren't looking.

If this is the case, there's little point thinking that more recruitment will stem the flow.

I feared meeting my little one, thinking that he wasn't going to get an amazing mother who loved him more than herself.

"There's probably a little hopefulness and wishful thinking that believes that teeny-bopper pop is going to go away," he said.