Sentence examples for then ponder from inspiring English sources

They might then ponder how to live with the existing whaling laws, rather than subvert them.

The board will then ponder a recommendation to the Department of Transportation.

If you think "hysterical" is a bit harsh, then ponder this.

The odds have changed toward the hotter.* Then ponder what's likely to come, keeping in mind the short-term variability that's built into the system of course.

"And some American will have to stop to explain, and then ponder the meaning of the words and the people who signed that document".

The bracing paragraph below is Alexander Hamilton in Federalist No. 22. Read it, please, especially the bolded bits, and then ponder this question: What would Hamilton have thought of the filibuster — especially its routine use (by politicians daring to call themselves Republican!) to kill legislation supported by a clear majority of the Senate?

The governor was then pondering a presidential candidacy, and he wanted their advice.

He screws up his face as he remembers feeling "cocky", then ponders in reflection.

He then ponders the early 60s and offers his summation: "And then we got Bobby Rydell and all them cunts.

You then pondered if lending to the poor as practised by Grameen "has led to peace" and that this is the big "unanswered question".

In one scene, Alby saves a grasshopper that has jumped into a toilet he's just pissed in, then ponders whether he has interrupted a suicide.