Sentence examples for location thinking from inspiring English sources

When the eggs don't hatch, the geese will move to a new location thinking that the prior one was a bad one for raising a family.

For the most part, the arrests in the stings were made when the individuals arrived at prearranged locations thinking that they were going to meet the boys or girls they believed they had been communicating with over the Internet.

It wanted to test whether market incentives would get the product to highly remote locations — thinking that if it succeeded, it would be easier to get the product to other parts of Zambia.

"Easy-to-use video that's real, that's like you're sitting there talking to somebody, where you can constructively argue like a family, but 40 families in 40 different locations thinking together.

Our team was in it from the very beginning thinking about how the artwork would be integrated into the newly built architectural space, weighing in on station design and art locations, thinking about the medium and the kind of artists and artwork that should be incorporated into this brand new historically important project".  .

It's important, she writes, to plan ahead, taking into account the meeting's physical constraints and location and thinking ahead about how to deal with the inevitable exposure and unwanted attention.

He began scouting out locations and thinking about what purpose the space would serve.

I remember seeing photos of Tom Groholski and Mike Vallely, local boys who grew up in neighboring towns, in the most exotic and fantastic locations and thinking, Well, perhaps there is some way out of here.

LOCATION, location, location, the Americans were thinking when they moved into their new embassy in Berlin in 2008, right next to the Brandenburg Gate.

The group has never done two big projects in the same place, and a new location stimulates fresh thinking.

3. Location: Scott recommends thinking hard about where your business is based.