Sentence examples for mind the words from inspiring English sources
Anyway, the appointment of L*** J****** as chairman of Channel 4 brings to mind the words of Queen Juliana of the Netherlands: "I can't understand it.
"In Lincoln's mind the words 'United States' would have become an oxymoron," Mr. McPherson said.
However, Jozef kept hearing in his mind the words "I've seen enough of people killing, and behaving like animals.
To the Sports Editor: Mariano Rivera calls to mind the words of two great American authors, Henry David Thoreau and Ernest Hemingway.
Reflecting on all of this often conjures to my mind the words of WB Yeats, in his infamous poem, September 1913.
(Never mind the word "monster" right there in big type).
DESSERTS BY DAVID GLASS brings to mind the word ambrosial.
Only in my feverish imagination has the word "turmeric" ever called to mind the word "shakedown".
With that in mind, the word "should" (quite frequent in the conference literature) is unlikely to accomplish what it seeks.
In his mind, the word better captures the technical skill that all producers should, but often don't, have.
