Sentence examples for some thoughts on how from inspiring English sources
She might have had some thoughts on how people should behave during and after the storm.
On Tuesday, I'll offer some thoughts on how they can seize the moment.
He had some thoughts on how these games differ from traditional console titles too.
— Patrick Farrell Dinner A Love Story: Some thoughts on how to tell whether you've cooked dinner long enough.
Taveras then offered some thoughts on how to read a book to a baby: "It's a four-part interaction.
It started with the teenage founder of the "Milifandom" movement offering some thoughts on how Ed's successor Jeremy Corbyn was viewed by voters in the Oldham West by-election.
Attaching the edge molding requires some thought on how you want it to look.
The Madagascar plan seems to have been "born" in the bureaus of the German Foreign Office, and Eichmann's own contribution to it turned out to owe a good deal to Dr. Löwenherz, whom he had called upon to put down "some basic thoughts" on how some four million Jews might be transported from Europe after the war — presumably to Palestine, since the Madagascar project was top-secret.
He said he wanted the safer neighbourhood team (SNT) sergeants withdrawn under Boris Johnson to be restored and provided some further thoughts on how SNTs could be improved.
And he has some excellent thoughts on how we can, generally, divide working methods into those led by instinct and those led by intellect.
Durability Will Be Apple's Biggest Challenge to Making iWatch Wired.com | Most of the article on an Apple watch states the obvious, but there are some new thoughts on how it could use haptics.
