Sentence examples for take thinking off from inspiring English sources

Calling the President "an Ivy League law professor who never met a thought he didn't like," Mr. McCain said that he was urging Mr. Obama "to please take thinking off the table".

As a family where both of us need to work full time, I spent so many sleepless nights worrying — and so many days I had to take off thinking I might be fired for taking too much time.

"You are almost having this battle in your mind before you take off thinking, I can do it, yes I am fine, and then this other voice saying, Oh, look the wind is a headwind, are you going to hit the mat?," she later said.

"Ok Emily," you might be thinking, "take off your rose-colored glasses".

Brady had scrambled to slip back into all the gear he had taken off, thinking his work day was through.

Speaking on behalf of the team before the memorial began, a senior captain, Matt Sayman, said the players would take the night off from thinking or talking about basketball and dedicate it to remembering Dennehy.

You have a general idea how long it takes to take off and I was thinking, 'There's something not quite right here.' There were six or seven inches of slush on the runway.

PAGE C3 SHORT DANCE FILMS AT NEW MUSEUM "The Rain," a 2007 film directed and choreographed by Pontus Lidberg of Sweden that was shown at the New Museum as part of a presentation of new shorts had Alastair Macaulay thinking, "Stop dancing, take your clothes off, and just do what you're all evidently thinking about".

"I'm thinking of buying a hat so I can take it off to Paul Collingwood," writes John Johnston.

The longest he has taken off from thinking is two weeks.

Alberto Gonzales: Improv Comedian The successor to Ashcroft, former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales has taken off his thinking cap to engage in a new craft: improv comedy!