Sentence examples for slightly think about from inspiring English sources
Previously after every slam I would look way ahead to the next one and kind of take my eye off the ball with the other events so that's the immediate goal and also slightly think about the French Open.
"Think about how much money had been spent to be slightly better than a coin toss," he said.
Along the way, DC were unlikely winners of the US Open Cup (slightly more likely when you thought about just how badly wrong their domestic season had gone by the time they were concentrating on the Cup), and got to play a near perfect CCL group campaign last season, while off the field they finally reached a breakthrough on a long-promised, sorely-needed new stadium at the city's Buzzard Point.
"Before that you slightly think: 'Well, what will people think?
This sense of familiarity makes it slightly difficult to think about "parades & changes, replays" on its own terms, but there is no doubt that Ms. Collod and her collaborators (who will bring the work to the United States this year) have made clear the resonant nature of Ms. Halprin's influence.
To compensate for these fluctuations in size, you may want to think about slightly under boring, or using a barrel that is every so slightly smaller than the paintball itself.
To put it in slightly more familiar terms, think about deciding that you're going to run a marathon.
"We might structure it slightly differently, we might think about longer-term succession planning.
Unsurprisingly, Hu sees it slightly differently: "We don't think about one group or another — we think about the whole system and whatever can achieve reform".
Well, I think you might want to think about this slightly differently.
