Sentence examples similar to think co from inspiring English sources

"We think co-op housing should be available as a responsible alternative to other forms of housing," Handy says.

(He really only had one breakout episode in the season, however, so I think co-star Michael McKean probably deserved some recognition instead).

"Crime journalists wrongly perceived that police communicators would think co-operation was bad and perhaps optimistically think police communicators would change for the better," Smith said.

"I think co-op boards have always thought they could deny someone's application to buy or rent for any reason whatsoever," Mr. Broome said.

"I think co-housing can offer a lot of the same things as the extended family: fellowship, friendship, practical and emotional support," says Alan Heeks, 57, one of the centre's co-founders.

"If they were made by an even earlier and as-yet unknown member of the genus Homo, that's a different but equally interesting story, in which our genus evolved half a million years before, and in response to completely different natural selective pressures, than we currently think," co-lead author Jason Lewis said.

And now the Wall Street Journal is imploring us to take notice:We don't normally look to Tinsel Town liberals for insights on U.S. tax policy, but Whoopi Goldberg's comments on the estate tax last week deserve more attention.Ms Goldberg, one of the show's four (I think) co-hosts, said last week that she doesn't support the estate tax because "You shouldn't have to pay twice".

Golan: I think co-writing humbles you.

First of all, the unions think co-payments are increasing by $300 or more.

We think co-financing with other people [minimizes] some of the risk, and you still get a great quality product.

One of these, called Lending Club, matches borrowers and lenders based on loan size, risk tolerance and social familiarity (think co-workers, fellow alumni and hometown residents).