Sentence examples for might think new from inspiring English sources

Imperial No. Nine seems the sort of restaurant that people who are not from New York might think New Yorkers frequent, or, at least, frequented in the "Sex and the City" era.

You might think new rules would do something about that.

So you might think New Yorkers would be ready, at the drop of a NoLita-chic hat, to spew their very own special set of concerns, their wish lists, wants, needs, rants and whines.

You might think newer cars look more tempting to thieves, but not necessarily so.

"The partner might think his new girlfriend will do everything his ex did," says Doodson. "She might not be thinking that.

If I'm being broad-minded I can see why both companies might think this new perk is the answer to their – and their female staff's – prayers.

And while the cynical might think the new uniforms are meant to increase merchandising revenue, the team's executive vice president, John Mara -- whose grandfather, Tim, founded the team in 1925 -- said that increased profits had nothing to do with it.

One might think using new technology, like emails getting people to download and fill out voter registration drives, might do the trick.

Some people might think of new trendy vintage things, even! "Hipster" has been thrown around a lot, and people have a bunch of different ideas about what it means.

Do you think new rules might change students' habits, including yours?

Do you think New England might have something in store on Sunday in Foxborough, the site of the Jets' division-round playoff victory over the Patriots last season, the game that Tom Brady described as one "he will never get over"?