Sentence examples for saying think about from inspiring English sources

Their open sources — like Dabiq magazine — are saying, "Think about going to Libya now".

He also called for a leap forward in educational standards, saying: "Think about it.

When I say 'Think about university', I'm not saying 'Think about tertiary education', I'm saying 'Think that you're going to be in a load of debt.

"With pricing, you definitely have to do what Susan was saying: think about cost, all of the math, but then you have to say to yourself, 'Who am I going to sell it to?'" Ms. Mayzler said.

Mr Obama did not mention the NRA by name in his speech but appeared to direct a plea to its members, saying: "Think about whether your views are properly being represented by the organisation that suggests it is speaking for you".

I'm saying: think about how satisfying it is going to be to boot the crooked teeth of a landlord out.

The Post-it said: "Think about it".

It was written by a guy, but my producer said: "Think about what it could mean".

An ad in Birmingham, Ala., says, "Think about... insisting on something no one else owns — more than 100 designers are exclusive to Saks in the Birmingham area".

He said, "Think about doing that all day.

She said: 'Think about it.