Sentence examples for period to think from inspiring English sources

Use that period to think about what you want.

Mr Blair later told Newsnight on BBC Two that the government should use its consultation period to "think again".

After the javelin and having that long period to think about it, I think she proved she's over it by going out hard in the 800m.

He needs to go home for a 24 hour period to think it over.

If you cannot decide, ask for a day or a class period to think about the offer.

"That said, the idea today of an austerity without reforms and without growth is very dangerous … Italy is going through a difficult period, but to think you can get out of this phase with just austerity is wrong".

Give them a period time to think about the issues.

Happily, de Waal believes that we are starting to emerge from this dark period and learning to think of animal intelligence on a continuum with that of humans.

"When one person stays in the same post for a long period, you start to think you can do whatever you want," says his former deputy governor, Yasushi Aoyama.

"The man widely accredited as having the best judgement in football had a long period of time to think about the inheritance he was passing on," said Arnold.

On the page, though, this perhaps makes it seem as if Sullenberger had a period in which to think, to weigh up his options, which he certainly didn't.