"musing" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It can be used to mean deep thought, or pondering on a particular topic. Example sentence: She spent the morning musing over the many different paths her life could take.
Wingbacks Igor Juliao and Jacob Peterson completed the five-man back, the team flinging musing "why not" in the face of its depleted circumstances.
Feeling increasingly alienated, the protagonist, Marston, finds himself musing on the meanings of America, and especially its eagerness to forget history: "Americans, he liked to say, should be born with fins, and perhaps they were – perhaps money was a form of fin.
Another vignette finds him wandering past the hospital where "she willed her body to medical science", musing to himself: "that's where my dead wife lives.
(In Henman's case, apparently, he was even thinking in them as a six-year-old musing: 'I want a piece of this.') Henman, though, can surprise you with his answers.
Lord Strathclyde told reporters this month that an elected House would be more "aggressive", musing aloud that Margaret Thatcher might not have got some privatisations past an elected upper house, had one existed in the 1980s.
The big two also have the best spectrum for 4G networks, in which they have invested heavily and for which they can charge much more.The Americans, meanwhile, have been looking back at Europe, musing that it needs their expertise.
Among his contributions to the eventual reckoning with America, Mr Chirac has been musing out loud about putting some sort of "declaration of independence"—presumably from America in the new EU constitution now being drafted.
But Mr Tucker's musing is welcome all the same, because it suggests the Bank of England is in easing mode.Just as households and firms hold deposits in high-street banks, so those banks park their cash at the Bank of England.
"I'm a politician, and I'll continue to be politically active," he says, musing that when he steps down he may find it easier to talk about tricky political matters.
After reading each article, participants were asked "What do you think will happen after that?" and "Why do you think it will happen this way?" Their responses were recorded and transcribed.In this section Cancer's epicentre Be nice to mice… Musing on muons Older and wiser?
And when American traders looked at the news about their own economy companies' weak orders for durable goods, worries about "subprime" mortgages, and Alan Greenspan, no less, musing about the possibility of recession they took fright.
