Sentence examples for pounds thought from inspiring English sources

Stonebreaker, the smallest of the three at 6 feet, 230 pounds, thought he had been mistakenly paired with an offensive lineman.

The following footnote was adedd on 31 January 2014: Some readers, calculating that £850m a year is equivalent to more than £2.3m a day, not half a million pounds, thought we might have misquoted the prime minister here, but in fact we had faithfully reproduced the words from the advance copy of his speech.

While the Royal Mint assures us that replacing one coin with another is not as expensive as we might think, this may be because much of the additional bill – £45m as someone estimated on Radio 4's Today programme (which eerily recalls the number of counterfeit pounds thought to be in circulation) – will, it seems, be paid by business, and by us.

There is far too much toneless ranting and monochrome guitar thrashing; too often the drums are pounded without thought.

After she lost about 25 pounds, a relative thought it might be sleeping sickness.

As he pounds out his ineloquent thoughts, he reads along: "You are a lone reed waving in the breeze, standing strong and tall in the corrupt sands of commerce".

Anyone who had a pound for every time he used the words "new thinking" and "new ideas" would be a rich man but anyone who had a pound for every new thought or new idea would not need to visit the bank.

I know the unwanted thoughts and pounds will fall off quickly.

In an interview after the fight Cerrone admitted that the thought of pounding out his helpless friend his family member had given him pause.

When I hit my lowest weight -- I went from 138 to 79 pounds -- I had this thought: "I'm not in control of [my eating] anymore.

My heart pounded with excitement at the thought of getting away with my first shoplifting exploit.