Sentence examples for month to think from inspiring English sources

They have at least a month to think these things through, while Strauss has not got to pick up a bat until November if he does not want to.

"It takes on more importance because you have a month to think about it afterwards," he said.

Mr. Rangel paused for a moment, and then replied, "I'll have a month to think that over".

The project took a month to think up, but was an instant success and was downloaded over 500,000 times, proving beyond a doubt that wands were popular.

Jim Schultz, of Waldwick, N.J., encourages his daughters, Renee, a Velocity year-rounder, and Lauren, who goes twice a month, to think of their sessions as a job.

I had the luxury of time to work on this, three months — at least a month to think about it, and another several weeks to prep and we installed and shot it on one day.

The Assembly has an election in November to think about".

Simply put, this is gerrymandering," he said, urging Theresa May to think again about the policy, which he called "a major constitutional change".

Some of them said that they expected to have more serious discussions in October and November to think through different situations for 2010, including the possibility that Mr. Cuomo could run for governor.

The discussions between Sir Jeremy Heywood, the cabinet secretary, and Sir Christopher Geidt for the palace, led the Queen to issue an appeal to the people of Scotland four days before the referendum in September to "think very carefully" before casting their vote.

"The honest answer to that is I've probably got until the end of June to think about that," responded Lord Coe.