Sentence examples for mulled what from inspiring English sources
Like Bowman, Andy Mignery, Michigan's senior tight end, mulled what the moments before the game would be like.
The trial of four men accused of planting bombs outside synagogues in the Bronx was delayed for a second day on Tuesday, as a judge mulled what to do with a defendant who had become completely unresponsive and had to be brought into court in a wheelchair.
On other recordings he mulls what his odds might have been in the 2008 Iowa Democratic caucuses.
Even Mickey Mouse is getting an update, although the Walt Disney Company is still mulling what tweaks to make.
The European press was mulling what it thought on Saturday of Mitt Romney's choice of Paul D. Ryan as his Republican vice-presidential running mate.
With interest rates expected to remain low for a few more years, it is mulling what to do.Dabbing the brakesOne approach is stricter vetting of borrowers.
In the lead-up to the decision, it's worth mulling what the University of California told the Supreme Court in the Fisher case.
There was no more pretense of mulling what comes next and enough glorious noise, from Old Black, his ancient Les Paul, to drown out would-be requesters.
And it's worth pausing, on the cusp of the court hearings, to take note of this change and to mull what's behind it.
This can't be us.' " The Hornets outscored the Heat, 24-7, in a third quarter that left Miami in disarray and mulling what happened to this once-promising season.
Like other mobile games companies, Six to Start is mulling what devices people will be playing games on in 10 years' time.
