Sentence examples for occasionally thought of from inspiring English sources

Over the years they occasionally thought of each other but did nothing.

He took another path, but in subsequent years has occasionally thought of the politician he did not become.

She has, she answers, occasionally thought of writing herself, but, "It's not gone further than thought at the moment.

Now widowed, she, too, occasionally thought of her days in London but had long ago given up hope of finding her old friends.

This "we" was what it meant to be a king — but commoners, he now allowed himself to consider, in the interest of fairness, and for the purposes of debate, no doubt occasionally thought of themselves as plural, too.

His friends call him "Superboy". He has occasionally thought of suicide, and at those mo ments he understands his classmates who live in con stant despair, but he has found it better to think of the pres ent and of what is possible.

But, though modern women occasionally think of their menfolk as "Neanderthal", that seems unlikely.

Walking around Morningside Heights, I occasionally think of Zweig as I pass the luxury apartment buildings, the upscale restaurants, the shiny new boutiques and hair salons.

He took a scholarship to Cambridge, after which I lost sight of him; but I would occasionally think of him down the years, assuming that he had forged ahead in one of the liberal professions.

Most poets who live into their eighties must occasionally think of Keats, who died at twenty-five, and wonder what that beautiful young man's old age might have looked like: My gosh, it's already 7 30.

Adrian Gonzalez occasionally thinks of the 2013 season, when the Dodgers had what he considers the best team for which he ever played.