Sentence examples for think late from inspiring English sources

"We think late payments, delinquencies will continue.

"Think 1970s, think late night, think Sophia Loren at her best, with a cigarette and her hair messed up," Ms. Garland said.

Visiting players are not much affected by pressure situations, though, suggesting that perhaps fans would do better to put down the wands and give opposing players some time to think late in tight games.

* * * GRAY: I got a phone call — this is about 1996, I think, late '96, somewhere around there — from Rick Rubin, who, along with Russell Simmons, started Def Jam Records.

I think late beauty is the best beauty as with a hop skip and a jump in front of me today's tally of magpies flips from one for sorrow to two for joy.

"I brought up to Eddie that I didn't think late trading was legal," Ms. Harrington said, "and his first response was that if the regulators ever look at it, they'll go after the mutual funds".

If you think late-night comedy war is an oxymoron, well, you're not alone.

But if Meraba's fresh veggies and free range beef stuffed kebab is a harbinger for the future, I think late-night drunken eating just got a lot more delicious.

"The painter shot his wife and the photographer shot me, to make art," the girl thinks late in the book.

"This has been my life," the writer thinks, late in "The Small Backs of Children," expressing a sentiment that could as easily be spoken by the girl.

Retailers came to the rescue, thought late in the day, with many large, national chains reporting that same-store sales, a closely watched figure, rose more than expected.