Sentence examples for pondering with from inspiring English sources

It was at a Lyle Lovett concert in November 1998 that David Bouley, the chef, overheard Ms. Gibbons, a fund-raising consultant in New York, pondering with friends a suitable location for her birthday dinner.

"The question that I find myself pondering with a candidate these days is, should we send a postcard invitation for the fund-raiser, which is cheaper to mail, or should we send a formal invite with a stamped envelope inside so that people can send in their checks with their reply?" Ms. Peeler-Allen said.

It is a risk EU leaders may want to take time to ponder, with cooler heads.

He pondered, with a good deal of incomprehension, Monroe's use of kale in a recipe.

LAST CALL Here's something to ponder, with cold and flu season on the way.

Mill's sentences sway and ponder with the heavy grace of elephants, and are often about the same size.

Here are a couple of instructive Christmas case studies to ponder, with rugby's festive season looming.

Environmental campaigners will ponder with more enthusiasm whether actions could be brought on behalf of victims of environmental disasters.

The painting, by the 17th-century French artist Simon Vouet, offers plenty to ponder, with its juxtaposition of swirling ferocity and calm faith.

The subject is one that Bagel Larry might have pondered with students at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, where he was an adjunct professor.

He may ponder, with a winsome smile, that he is unbeaten in six months, since Lewis Hamilton won in Austin in October to take his third world championship.