Sentence examples for old think from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's time she herself has a good old think about the purpose of government.

"So why can't a player at 27 years old think that in football it's possible to be back?

If you prefer not to buy fresh corn from a supermarket, where it is likely to be at least a couple of days old, think twice about buying fresh peas there.

Mr. Bush's aides have spent eight years ridiculing arms control agreements as "old think" and denying any relationship between what America does with its own nuclear weapons and its obvious inability to constrain others' behavior.

"What you're watching is a kind of old think versus new think," he said, noting that until lately Houston had favored private development with limited government intervention or restraint.

"Dressing up in costumes, playing silly games … In games without frontiers, war without tears" - Peter Gabriel The final act sequence, in which the characters of a TV show put their houses in order or simply have a good old think about what they've done, has become part of the vocabulary of US television.

How to "unfreeze" old thought processes so that real change can happen.

'I want to kill those who killed my mum,' – an eight year old thinks this.

My ten year old thinks it's really cool.

But in fact, respondents between 18 and 34 years old thought Las Vegas was cooler than New York.

"Let's not worry too much what a 63-year old thinks of UK grime".