Sentence examples for o think of from inspiring English sources

In the 1930s, as soon as sound permitted, Warner Brothers developed what we call the Busby Berkeley pictures: they were black and white, and often aware of the harsh Depression times, but a choreographic lather of girls and fluid, orgasmic forms where the camera was itching to plunge into the centre of the "big O" – think of Footlight Parade, Gold Diggers of 1933 or 42nd Street.

"What would Os think of us today?" asks his son Andrew.

THEATER: SONGS FROM O'NEILL -- To think of Eugene O'Neill, below, is not usually to think of a singalong.

I like to think of O Fiverão as a sort of evil Magnus Carlsen of football emails.

I'll beware of invitations to jump into any souped-up roadsters this weekend, O think.

How are we to think of these o-physical properties?

A N Y O N E. (I like to think of this one as less desperation and more...opening myself up to new possibilities.

BRAZIL likes to think of itself as o país do futebol the football country.

Where goest thou, O thought?

Regarded by the French as one more bloody incident in what many o them think of as our sporadic civil war between our t two races, the upheaval in Los Angeles dominated the French headlines and was carried as the leading inter national news on the national French radio; as soon as the photos could be relayed across the Atlantic, they were shown three times a day for two days on the state TV.

The program also included the Society's motto — a German poem that went "Sehen wir Haufen von Hundedreck, wir denken an dir, Othmar Schoeck," which Chrisemer translates as "Wherever we see piles of doggie-doo, O Othmar Schoeck, we think of you".