Sentence examples for residents thinking from inspiring English sources

Residents thinking about medical specialties often consider geriatrics depressing, even though surveys of practicing physicians show that geriatricians find their work very satisfying.

Residents thinking they contained gold had subjected them to "all the tortures of ancient alchemy," he told a local paper in 1807.

Lower Manhattan also needs an immediate infusion of tax credits to help retain businesses and reassure residents thinking of moving away.

It is older residents thinking back to the block parties of their youth, which were somehow bigger and better and sexier.

Quake central has been the Adirondacks, the site, for instance, of a magnitude 5.5 quake in 1944 near Massena that had residents thinking they had been attacked by the Japanese.

The affluent village in the rolling Sussex weald is famed for last year's anti-fracking protests that got residents thinking about energy production and inspired a public meeting last autumn.

In Kiryat Shmona, where most of Town Square Academia's courses are based, students and residents started thinking about those with power, and those without it, in their city.

When other residents are thinking about how to stretch their savings to pay for retirement, they often come to Ms. Mulvi, an 82-year-old former bond trader, for investment tips.

One was shot by avenging settlers in Nablus; four were children mistakenly shelled after soldiers opened fire on Jenin residents who, thinking a curfew had been suspended, descended en masse on a fruit and vegetable market.

About 170 miles southwest, Kili island has been flooded so regularly that its residents are thinking about leaving for good.

Residents reported thinking that only 47percentt of the population was overweight or obese unfortunately the real number is 66percentt.