Sentence examples for start to think of from inspiring English sources

I wasn't ever thinking about retiring, but you start to think of the future, this has made me completely focus on cycling again.

You start to think of yourself as posthumous".

When I start to think of it this way, the spotlight on my country becomes unnerving.

"You start to think of them more as a friend, rather than as a source".

As I go through that, I start to think of ideas for structure.

If they turn out well, they can start to think of the next step.

If I start to think of the hours that are ahead, I get overwhelmed.

"Maybe we can start to think of all those backyards and roofs as sponges, as a permeable landscape.

People always talk about how small bedbugs are, and you start to think of them as more gross than scary.

When you're making a film, you don't start to think of the social consequences, or whether there will be any.

They start to think of the poor as scroungers and cheats; good works are abandoned; the social contract frays.