If your mental to-do list grows beyond that, it will get stuck in an endless circular loop of mulling, "much like a running toilet", as Brigid Schulte – author of Overwhelmed: Work, Love and Play When No One Has the Time – put it.
If your mental to-do list grows beyond that, it will get stuck in an endless circular loop of mulling, "much like a running toilet", as Brigid Schulte – author of Overwhelmed: Work, Love and Play When No One Has the Time – put it.
Israel is mulling a much broader and longer ground operation in Gaza, the defense minister, Ehud Barak, has said in recent days.
Similarly, an independent producer mulling how much to offer a star may find that a studio will disclose the actor's last "quote" to a fellow studio, but isn't so quick to share it with someone outside the club.
---Time's coner essay on presidential temperament is a solid Nancy Gibbs essay, with historians mulling how much it matters and one presidential analyst wondering about a possibly beneficial combo of "Gerald Ford's fundamental decency.
Asked how much he mulled his mediocre first round Friday night, Woods answered: "Not at all.
"I didn't do much mulling about it," Mr. Moore said.
There has been much mulling within the command about the lessons of that episode, I was told during my visit.
I do, however, have a hunch, one that I've been mulling over for much of this difficult year and one that you've probably heard before: I suspect that working- and lower-middle-class whites feel abandoned, if not sold out, by the élites.
In downtown Anchorage, I watched the sunset from a roof-top restaurant while mulling over how much this city was, and also was not, like any other I have visited.
Then this summer, she insisted on a climbing lesson, weighing the consequences of the ascent much as she mulled her decision to switch careers.
