The phrase "there is thinking" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that there is a process of thought or contemplation occurring. Example: There is a lot of thinking that needs to be done before making a decision.
And while we're expanding our horizons, I hope somebody out there is thinking about a tasteful Mitt Romney Christmas ornament, perhaps showing Mitt's family vacation to Canada, with Seamus the dog strapped in his cage on the roof.
Amazon vice president of seller services Tom Taylor essentially confirmed this to Reuters, too, saying "we hope whoever the next Spotify out there is thinking about Amazon".
The government there is thinking of using natural gas to fuel the 100 million or so cars a year it could be producing within a few decades, says Koji Hasegawa, who oversees Toyota's China operations.
"Well, I was going to take advantage of the opportunity to get my family healthcare, but then I found out I'd have to screw around on a website for a slightly longer period of time than I do when impulse-purchasing a book on Amazon, so now I'm just going to skip the whole thing," is not something anyone out there is thinking.
Remember, not everyone out there is thinking about YOU!'".
There are guns, and there is thinking.
I wonder what the folks there are thinking as they see this thing approaching.
The naysayers out there are thinking, "I really don't need to know cursive anymore.
"I know what you guys out there are thinking – 'Oh fantastic, another chick-flick.
Most people there were thinking exactly the same thing, apart, it seemed from Bolt himself.
If there were thinking machines, then various consequences would follow.
