Sentence examples for think of Iceland from inspiring English sources
Just think of Iceland, whose banks also collapsed in 2008, crippling the economy.
The countries that suffered the most were those that had no locally owned banking system — think of Eastern Europe — and those that had banking systems far larger than the nation could afford to rescue — think of Iceland.
You don't think of Iceland as a particularly beach-y destination, but with temperatures in the mid-70s, it's an ideal summer getaway.
I thought of Iceland's riches, its enormous natural resources and what a good life everyone in Iceland could have had, had that wealth been allowed to benefit the whole nation.
I think of this as the Iceland-Brooklyn issue.
You think of Björk or Sigur Ros – they're the only two who are able to do it from Iceland steadily.
Admit it: before Euro 2016, the word 'Iceland' just made you think of Sigur Ros, those wildlings they film beyond the wall there and Kerry Katona.
We must ask ourselves whether we think the government can absorb a high level of debt for a few years and restore the situation, or whether we think the creditworthiness of Iceland is impaired in a structural fashion.
I sit in this tiny cabin and I think: this country of Iceland exists at the exact same moment as ours in Marin County, California.
As December turned to January and New York began to feel like Iceland, I thought of that woman and man again.
