Take everything and leave!" Ms. Dane said that before her wrists were bound, she eyed the front door, thinking of escape, but that Mr. Salley said to her, "Don't even think about going there," and ordered her to get her head down.
She said she had offered to pay one landlord six months rent up front, thinking that might do the trick, but he told her she was competing with others who were already in an all-out bidding war for the space.
And its editor didn't put Richard Ayoade on the front without thinking hard about it.
For an hour I run up and down the stairs to the front door, thinking she must have arrived.
As I rushed to my house, these words left me standing for half a minute outside the front door, thinking hard about whether I was putting my wife and children at risk by going in and dialling 999.
But from the general public's perspective, we want someone to walk in the front door thinking it could be a bit spooky but walk out with the idea that it wasn't what they thought it would be.
So we're driving home and I am mad sitting in the front sink thinking, "Why in the world did they drag me out so I could get kicked out of a fucking club?" We decide to take Augusta and we pull up on August and Noble.
"With a lap to go, I'm still in front thinking, 'I'm going to be O.K.' "Rounding the final turn into the last 200, I started to get light-headed and everything turned white.
"Last year was hard because the Davis Cup was always right at the front of my thinking," Murray said.
When DC finally got the breakthrough goal, having missed that first half penalty, they went straight back on the front foot — maybe thinking this was the moment to press home the advantage and maybe even put the tie out of reach.
