Sentence examples similar to something I considered today from inspiring English sources

"This is something I consider today, but not at the expense of compromising my position in this (Scottish FA) organisation," said Mcghee.

And thought I've became more aware and tolerant as an adult, white privilege wasn't something I considered deeply, until this past weekend when I was sitting in the theater.

"It was something I considered.

"I'm considering some nicer restaurants, maybe a couple of extra activities, maybe taking a taxi from the airport, something I never considered last week," he said, while noting he takes no pleasure in Britain's currency predicament.

The basic recipe can be doubled or tripled, something to consider tomorrow, when the crowd arrives.

While Fashion Revolution responded to the tweet saying they appreciate the support but they'd love to see an actual picture of the garment workers to say thank you – perhaps something they'll consider next year – the factory map on their website is both comprehensive and visually appealing.

The fact that reality star Katie Price was even considered last year told us something.

"It's something that I considered," Mr. Steinberg said.

Now I'm not advocating a return to the Roger Sterling School of Business Management, but I think there's something for agencies and clients to consider today.

It's not really the week to focus on it too much and it's something I'll consider in the next week". Wigan are at home to St Helens at the DW Stadium for the traditional Good Friday derby between the two fierce rivals, one of two games in four days for Super League clubs.

Paying for exercise was something I never considered.